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I Love A Lot

csadmin — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

I love a lot of things.

Not drugs and alcohol. They just aren't worth it.

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Original

csadmin — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 04:00:00 GMT

I like the choices that I make because I'm the one making them.

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Being Myself

csadmin — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Being Myself

Getting messed up is not my thing

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Syringe (1/3 page)

csadmin — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO TO KEEP YOUR TEENS SAFE.

Teens are abusing pills, prescriptions, and medicines that are easily accessible in the home. This behavior has many dangerous outcomes, including possible death. You have the power to prevent this.

Here’s what you can do:
Safeguard all the prescription drugs in your home.
Ask friends and family to do the same.
Monitor quantities and control access.
Set clear rules about drug use and consequences for breaking them.
Be a good role model by not sharing prescription medicines.
Properly dispose of old or unneeded prescription drugs.

Learn more at theantidrug.com.

Syringe

csadmin — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS CAN GET YOUR TEENS JUST AS HOOKED.

Safeguard all prescription drugs in your home.

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One Life Remaining

csadmin — Fri, 08 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

YOU HAVE ONE LIFE REMAINING

OWN IT

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Shoulders

csadmin — Mon, 04 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

COPY:

Open on STEVEN walking through a house party looking for a bathroom.

He walks through the wrong door and is stopped by a guy who holds up a joint and offers him a hit.

GUY: Want a hit?

Steven stops what he’s doing, and we see a devil pop up on his left shoulder.

DEVIL: C’mon, smoke it!

Cut to the requisite Angel popping up on his right shoulder.

ANGEL: Oh heavens no!

Then on the left shoulder A stoner chick pops up.

Stoner Chick: Dude, it’ll only make you a little stupid.

Then on the right shoulder an astronaut, in full space gear and helmet, pops up.

ASTRONAUT: You’ll ruin your future champ!

Then on the left shoulder a pizza delivery man in his late 30s pops up.

PIZZA DELIVERY BOY-MAN: Hey, I turned out okay, man.

Then 4 of his teammates, in uniform, from the basketball team pop up on his right shoulder.

TEAM: What about the team?

Then Shakespeare pops up in front of them.

SHAKESPEARE: This will not get thee into a good school.

Then a 60s Flower-child type woman in her 50s with a smoker’s rasp pops up on the left shoulder.

FLOWER-CHILD: Chill-lax. Cough-cough.

Then his mom and dad pop up on his right shoulder.

FATHER: Do you enjoy making your mother cry?

We then cut to a shot where we can see all the people crowded on STEVEN’s shoulders arguing over what he should do.

VO: The only voice that matters is yours.

Cut to the GUY offering up the joint.

GUY: So, do you want a hit or not?

STEVEN: Nah, I’m good.

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Human Puppet

csadmin — Mon, 04 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

SUPERS:

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COPY:

(DESCRIPTION) Girl is passed-out on a chair with her friends gathered around her chatting, laughing and looking at their artistic work (on her face) at a small house party.

(BACKGROUD NOISE): Hip-hop music, laughter, and commentary from her friends on the way she looks and has no control of her movement.

(Laughter)

GIRL 1: Look at her face…she looks good.

BOY 1: Grab her arms…

(Laughter)

BOY 2: Her face is so amazing…

(Laughter)

BOY 3: What is she on?

(Laughter)

BOY 2: …when she wakes up.

(Laughter)

GIRL 2: She’s like a puppet.

(Laughter)

GIRL 1: She’s so gone right now.

BOY 2: Did she just pass out here?

(Laughter)

GIRL 1: Yeah.

BOY 3: Auh…that’s so messed up. She’s trashed.

(Laughter)

GIRL 2: Come on, let’s go back to the party.

BOY 2: She is going to have such a headache in the morning.

BOY 3: …Yeah. Leave her alone.

Cocaine (1/3 page)

csadmin — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO TO KEEP YOUR TEENS SAFE.

Teens are abusing pills, prescriptions, and medicines that are easily accessible in the home. This behavior has many dangerous outcomes, including possible death. You have the power to prevent this. Here’s what you can do:

Safeguard all the prescription drugs in your home.

Ask friends and family to do the same.

Monitor quantities and control access.

Set clear rules about drug use and consequences for breaking them.

Be a good role model by not sharing prescription medicines.

Properly dispose of old or unneeded prescription drugs.

Learn more at theantidrug.com.

Office of National Drug Control Policy / Partnership for a Drug-Free America®

Cocaine

csadmin — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS CAN GET YOUR TEENS JUST AS HIGH.

Safeguard all the prescription drugs in your home.

Learn more at theantidrug.com.

Achievements

csadmin — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 04:00:00 GMT

COUCH KID: I stole from my little sister!

D+ GIRL: I got straight D’s!

CELL PHONE GUY: I left my ex-girlfriend 27 messages last night!

GIRL: I made my mother cry!

DRAWN ON KID: I let people draw on me!

KID: I ditched my friends and let them find their own way home.

VO: Learn more at abovetheinfluence.com

Legal: Sponsored by ONDCP and the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.

Fitting In

csadmin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:00:00 GMT

COPY:

We open outside your average high school.

We pan over to a student walking into position in front of a huge photograph of a baseball game.

There is a three-dimensional cut-out, a missing space, in the photo in the shape of a teenager.

The kid bends down at just the right moment, filling the cut-out space, as the wall-like “picture” passes around him.

As the first board falls in front of our teenager, another is right behind it of a group of friends at lunch.

As the life-size “picture” moves forward the kid crouches and sits down into the cut-out at the lunch table.

Then a photo of the friends skateboarding moves in to frame.

The cut-out is of a teen jumping his board.

The kid times his jump perfectly and passes through the “picture”

In the next photo a different teen is offering a joint to the human shaped cut-out.

Our teenager waves off this photo walking away out of frame.

We see the empty hole where the kid refused to try to fit into.

VO: Is everything worth fitting into?

The board falls to reveal…

LOGO: ABOVE THE INFLUENCE

(LOGO & URL)

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Rats

csadmin — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

What's the worst that can happen?

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What Jackie Sounds Like

csadmin — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ANNCR: When you’re high, this is what you think you sound like:

JACKIE: Hi, I’m Jackie.

ANNCR: When you’re high, this is what you actually sound like:

JACKIE: Hi. Do you have any doughnuts?

ANNCR: What you think you sound like:

JACKIE: (laughs) You’re funny.

ANNCR: What you really sound like:

JACKIE: (laughs) Your face is all…swishy.

ANNCR: How you think you sound:

JACKIE: Where do you usually hang out?

ANNCR: How you actually sound:

JACKIE: Have you ever been to space?

VO (Jackie): Weed doesn’t sound like you. Visit abovetheinfluence.com.

LEGAL: Sponsored by ONDCP and the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.

What Jim Sounds Like

csadmin — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ANNCR: When you’re high, this is what you think you sound like:

JIM: Hey, what’s going on, man?

ANNCR: When you’re high, this is what you actually sound like:

JIM: Hey…you smell like purple.

ANNCR: What you think you sound like:

JIM: You want to watch the game?

ANNCR: What you really sound like:

JIM: Look at my cat staring at me. (suddenly, a little panicked) Why do you think he’s staring at me?

ANNCR: How you think you sound:

JIM: Want to order some pizza?

ANNCR: How you actually sound:

JIM: Make him stop staring at me!

VO (Jim): Weed doesn’t sound like you. Visit abovetheinfluence.com.

LEGAL: Sponsored by ONDCP and the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.