| The Northern Lights:
Shining the Light on the
Meth-edemic |
This is a full film and stage production template that is easily replicated by any community. Included in the performance package is a film, script, production notes, prop list, full production template, plus music, music videos and a stage performance package. The entire package offers you an opportunity to make "stars" out of local student and community actors, showcase your local agencies, and educate your entire community about the dangers of methamphetamine, all in an engaging format that is guaranteed to capture their attention.
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Available Now.
Cost is $249 plus tax, plus $5.95 shipping for the entire package.
Cost INCLUDES EVERYTHING you need for your own local production of methamphetamine education that your community stars in. The complimentary documentary includes FREE exhibition rights to show on local cable access channels. Get your town involved and your kids engaged as part of the solution.
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Price discount on multiple package purchase. Please contact us directly for more information: taprootchaska@msn.com.
With community involvement, the entire movie and stage performance can be produced for only a few hundred dollars! You can use it as a way to educate your community, engage your community and offer a Premiere Event as a fund raiser: To put needed funds back into your community from meth-related incidents.
"Previewed in September, 2007, at the International Association of Women Police Conference in Denver, Colorado:
Shining the Light on the Meth-edemic Documentary is now available!
NEW UPDATE:
February 2008: The Northern Lights Documentary will be presented in Washington, DC at the Coalition of Anti-Drug Communities National Conference (CADCA).
The Northern Lights documentary is available for showing on your own cable access channel: Just in time for November 30th, National Methamphetamine Awareness Day. This movie shows how a community joined forces with the creative arts to produce and star in their own pro-active educational movie, music video and documentary: all about methamphetamine. Research consultants came from local, regional and state levels; professional actors joined the community project to really “Shine the Light” on the production.
This complimentary copy of the documentary is included with the full production template for easy replication by any community. Fire up the creative juices in your own town, community or neighborhood to create your own version. We supply all the steps you need! Just add local talent.
Check out clips of the project on www.youtube.com just search for Rico Roman Presents
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Pandora's Box is a rap song about methamphetamine and weaves in clips from the movie, Crossing The Line. It's a real attention getter for middle school kids!
Julian Smith is a student from Red Wing, Minnesota who plans to pursue a music career.
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Bring Me Back To Me tells the story of losing one's sense of self and the heart wrenching journey back. It hits right to the heart of anyone who's ever fought addiction.
Laurel Hay is from New Richmond, Wisconsin and is currently a college student pursuing a degree in music therapy.
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Cost of one meth lab investigation and arrest: $149,000
Cost of one person going to residential treatment: $25-30,000
The human cost to families: Priceless!
Pro-active education is always the most cost-effective approach.
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| TESTIMONIALS |
"I was very impressed with the message that was being given that everyone needs to be involved to stop the spread of methamphetamine. The production does a very nice job getting involvement from many sectors of a community and I can see where communities of any size could benefit from putting this on.”
Tim Sletten
Chief of Police
Red Wing, Minnesota |
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"It engages youth not only in the material, but captures their attention through the ubiquitous power of video. The students become stars of their own education. By seeing themselves "doing it right" over and over when they teach others, the video's power is harnessed to promote positive behavior."
Nancy Riestenberg
Prevention Specialist
Minnesota Department of Education |
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"I learned that I will always view it with the kids as it sparked a good conversation afterward."
Natalie Bonnes
Dunn County Social Worker
Menomonie, Wisconsin
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