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The American Cancer Society wanted an engaging program that would make an impression on 1-3 grade kids about the dangers of using tobacco. Blue Moon created a colorful tale about two kids and a quirky Professor who helps them discover thedangers of smoking.The program addresses the key concerns about cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. The audience learns that tobacco is a plant that is grown and harvested by farmers, that cigarettes contain more than 4,000 chemicals, and that tobacco is addictive. It stresses self responsibility for one's own health and stresses the positive choices kids can make in regard to their health as it relates to tobacco. Click here for a Movie Demo
Talk Shop is a nutrition video which appeals to a diverse teenage audience. Creatively shot in a MTV-style talk show style, this unconventional educational video includes important information on cancer prevention and features a mixture of diverse guest (including a juggling doctor!) animation, fun graphics and appetizing food. Click here for a Movie Demo
Houses In The Fields is a provocative video that documents the plight of farmers in Minnesota who suffer from urban encroachment. The program speaks to both urban and rural residents about what is at stake. Our relationship to food and its origins become murky, as farm land becomes less and less visible. Children will assume that food comes in a box off a shelf and people will forget the taste of sweet corn, fresh picked that day. Also lost, is the spiritual connection to the land itself. The creative treatment includes poetry and song that inspires one to contemplate the finality of fields gone the way of bull-dozers and blacktop. Click here for a Movie Demo
Ripening is a video that presents a rich tapestry of voices and images on the subjects of ageing and ageism. The video explores the thoughts and experiences of twelve uniquely diverse individuals. They range from 8 to 85 years of age. Positive about their own ageing but concerned about ageism in its many guises, they speak thoughtfully from their personal experience. Tied together by the viewpoint of the filmmaker on the verge of his 40th birthday, the video is visually beautiful and includes excerpts from an interview with Meridel LeSueur. The narrative unwinds like a poem and provides perspectives that will resonate with an audience diverse in age and gender. Ripening is intended to launch discussion and help facilitate a much-needed dialogue about the way ageism impacts all of us.
This is a diverse program that hits the streets dancing. Created for a youth audience, A Hip Hop, urban music video about the importance of immunizing children, building good nutritional habits, breast feeding, and giving kids lots of loving care. Insightful comments come from moms and medical personnel.
Clinicians, health educators, community health representatives, and others can use this video to encourage Native American women to seek follow-up care after an abnormal Pap test and to explain the colposcopy procedure.
Our Voices is an educational program for non-native health care providers to help them to be more culturally sensitive when treating Native American clients. The program features first-person testimonials of Native American women and health care providers describing their experiences. The program opens and closes with a beautiful hand-painted animation sequence that combines poetry, singing, music, and sounds. Click here for a Movie Demo |
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