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Psa Script
looks up.
NARRATOR
We have a serious problem in our community, it affects young people in our schools, it distracts
our students, and puts them in a state of arousal. I'm talking about a real issue that we need to
come together and put an end to right now. I'm of course talking about, sending "graphic" images
NARRATOR
NARRATOR
It seems that we can’t show these images due to their graphic content, but I have a feeling you
know exactly the kind of images I am talking about. They include images of the body, but with
fewer clothes on. These images are very dangerous and the classroom is not the place to be
sharing them.
Int. classroom
The narrator walks into the shot, a kid is already there sitting at a desk with a computer, back to
the camera.
NARRATOR
BILLY
my names not...
NARRATOR
so Billy here is sitting at his computer minding his own business, trying to pay attention in class
This images distracts Billy, making it impossible to focus on the class, and will cause him to feel
strange. But more importantly, Billy sits in the front row of class, all of the young judgmental
kids behind him can see this photo, Billy could look behind him
but they all look away, pretending they didn't see what it was BUT THEY SAW, they will
forever know what they saw and judge him forever, and Billy will know they know for the rest
of his life, thinking about it and making him feel embarrassed at the thought.Do you want that?
Do you want to do that to your friends when you send them pictures like that?
BILLY
no
INT. DARKROOM
NARRATOR
as you can see, the classroom is not an acceptable place to be sharing pictures like this, but this
NARRATOR
you also should avoid sharing photos: while the person is driving, when they're at work, when
they're at a funeral, when they're with children, when they are doing homework, when they're
showing their parents a photo album, and when they're with their girlfriend. Wedding, driving a
car, visiting their grandparents, presenting at a business meeting, at a Hawaiian Luau, and when
INT. CLASSROOM
Narrator is in the room with Billy, both are facing the camera, slowly panning out
NARRATOR
Now you see the danger that graphically revealing photos can have on a student and know when
it's a bad time to send people your revealing photos. So remember, next time you want to share
your special pictures with that special someone, remember to pick that teach, over the peach.