Everyday, 24 hours a day, there is a constant traffic of people seeking emergency medical attention at a local community trauma hospital.

The trauma center is composed of a reception area, a hallway which leads to many patient rooms, x-ray and operating room. Like most trauma centers, they are always on high alert with victims on gurneys or wheelchairs, awaiting medical attention. Both Doctors and nurses have worked long hours as a result of medical budget cuts.

The style is similar to “Big Brother” or “Reality TV”, where in this case, we see the arrival of the victims via ambulatory services or brought by a friend and or relative with various wounds and or health problems.

During a normal day, we see a mother holding her unconscious son who accidentally intoxicated himself after eating rat poison that looked like candy. The mother is desperately seeking help and begging not to let her child die.

In another patient room, there is a teenager with a bullet wound to the chest which is gang related. We also witness the teenager’s mother in the hallway, talking to the Doctor about her son’s condition and at the same time she prays for his survival.

Hidden cameras located in various areas of the emergency room will capture all of these stories; this will give the viewer the same intimacy the patient, doctor and nurse exchange. Each case will be captured from the entrance of the hospital proceeding to their medical application and see the end results. This will continue like a cycle, beginning a new wave of humanity needing all the possible help a trauma center has to offer.