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Alcohol & Drug Use/Abuse
In our group is Lynda, Hamish, Anna and Wade. The way that we will get the message across to adolescence is buy using these campaining ideas, T.V documentary, Poster, Logo/Motto, Billboard, Pamphlet.

Day 1 1/11: We all sat down together and discussed what we were going to do it on and what campaining ideas we were going to use we decided to do the ideas listed above. we then went on the computer to find out how to make a story board and how to work a camera sucessfully.

Day 2 3/11: We started doing our detailed planning for our mind map.

Day 3 7/11: We have started planning our poster and our logo and motto which is "If you use you lose"

Day 4 8/11: Today we started planning what we are going to put into our documentry and we also started planning our documentry story board.

Day 5 28/11: We have just finished putting our billboard on and now are aiming to put our poster on.

This is the site that we used for information about storyboards and camera work. http://www.sotherden.com/video101/overview.htm

This is our mind map, showing our ideas for the tasks that we are going to do.

This is our logo

This is our billboard. This the script for the alcohol sction of our documentary**
 * We hae decided to split our documentary into two sections. The first section focused on alcohol and the second section about drugs.

Alcohol Script Pictures of people drinking and using drugs (flash on screen)

Scene 1. (camera goes to the presenter) Presenter: Drugs and Alcohol Use and Abuse.

Scene 2. Presenter: Alcohol. Many people believe that this is not a drug, but in fact they are wrong. Alcohol can affect the body in many ways such as blurred vision, loss of body heat, muscle coordination (which causes you to stumble) and behavioural problems. Presenter 2: But that’s not all. There are many more effects from drinking too much alcohol that can also affect you in the future.
 * Alcohol**

Scene 3. Pictures of Drunks: (Presenter says about the individual pics and short videos and what is happening to the people). These people are intoxicated or in other words, drunk. (pics stop) Presenter: These people were intoxicated by wine and beer.

Scene 4. Presenter: There are many different types of products that carry alcohol. These can be found in medicines, methylated spirits, and in types of foods (show pics of each of the items).

Scene 5. Presenter: Even if you don’t actually take the alcohol by yourself, your peers and even friends can make you have it. This is called peer pressure. In this next clip, we will show you how easily it is to get peer pressured into drinking alcohol.

Scene 6. (Clip about peer pressure into alcohol) Scene-Bus stop. (Wade waiting in bus shelter with beer bottles around him.) (Anna walks past (in mufti) and Wade calls her over and offers her alcohol.) (Anna walks over to Wade, and he offers her a drink.) (Camera pauses on them and presenter walks in.) Presenter: Anna has two options here. Option1: She can accept the alcohol and become like Wade or Option 2: She can delay her decision to take the alcohol. Lets see what happens when she takes option 1.

Option 1: (Anna takes the bottle and drinks some alcohol.) (Then she stays there drinking with Wade.) (Camera pauses and presenter walks on screen.) Presenter: As you can see here, Anna has made the wrong decision and taken the alcohol before she is fully matured and legally able through age. Lets see what happens when she chooses option 2.

Option 2: Wade calls her over and offers a drink and she says "no thanks I’m under age", and I’ll pass on that. (Anna walks away.) (The presenter walks on set.) Presenter: This time Anna has made the right decision in declining the choice to take the alcohol.

Scene 7. Flash through pictures of people using drugs then come to title that says ‘Drugs’. Then go onto next part of the documentary.

=**This is the script for the drugs section of our documentary.**=

Scene 1. Presenter: Like alcohol, drugs affect the body in many different ways. There are three main categories which the different types of drugs can be placed under. These are uppers or otherwise known as stimulants, downers otherwise known as depressants, and hallucinogens which comes from the word hallucination which makes people believe things that aren’t really there.

Scene 2. Showing the different types of drugs and what they look like. Tables with different drugs on them in each section (uppers, downers, hallucinogens). Some common drugs found in the stimulants section include cocaine, crack cocaine, amphetamines, methamphetamine nicotine and party pills. Depressants include heroin, morphine, inhalants such as glue, paint thinner and hair spray. Hallucinogens include LSD, PCP and ecstasy.

Scene 3. Presenter: Hallucinogens are types of drugs that make the user see, hear and sometime think they can feel things that aren’t really there. The hallucinations that people see are all different one. People who use these drugs have said to have seen heard and done the following things. They have talked to god, hear voices which make them do things, they have also seen things jump from walls and even have thought that they could fly. This then can lead to serious consequences like loss of life. In this next clip we will show you what type of things can happen to your body when using these drugs.

Scene 4. (Clip about hallucinogens). Show person taking hallucinogens and then slowly hallucinating. Camera starts shaking and colours flash on screen and people (actors) run around the person taking the drugs. Then screen turns black and goes back to presenter.

Scene 5. Presenter: As you can see, hallucinogens affect the body in a very bad way. The take control of your whole entire body and can make you do things that you could only dream of doing. If you stop using hallucinogens and you think you will never see what they did to you again then you’re wrong. When you are older you can at any time have a flash back and see what happened to you when you used the drug.

Scene 6. Presenter: In a normal human body the intellect controls your emotions. But when drugs are added to this the whole thing is reversed and the emotion controls the intellect. This means that your feelings are in power over what you think is right, or otherwise known as your intellect.

Scene 7. (Pictures from the original first scene of the original documentary) Presenter: Drugs and Alcohol Use an Abuse. (Then go to blank screen)


 * We have decided to remove the following things from the scripts. Scene 6, Option 1 and Option 2. But we have decided to stay with the same script for the drugs section of our documentary.

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