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Warning:  Take Only as Directed
is a short film musical and teacher/professional resource that serves to reduce teen prescription drug abuse.
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The film follows three teens as they navigate real life situations and the decisions and outcomes related to these situations.  Specifically, the film addresses the current widespread misuse of prescription medications and its negative impacts on today's culture.

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This is Me

This is Me is part of Glow media’s first collection of shorts. This film collection follows three high school friends as they navigate the usual ups and downs of teenage life, while also dealing with significant underlying mental health difficulties.

In this film, Luke, a high school junior, wants to reveal his sexual orientation to his family and friends, but worries how the news will affect those relationships
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Do Supermodels
​Eat Popcorn?

Do Supermodels Eat Popcorn? is part of glow media’s first collection of shorts. This film collection follows three high school friends as they navigate the usual ups and downs of teenage life, while also dealing with significant underlying mental health difficulties.

In this film, Natalie has an unhealthy relationship with food and a complicated family dynamic. Her friends want to help. She reluctantly accepts their help. Or does she?​ 

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Gotta Get It

Gotta Get It is part of Glow media’s first collection of shorts. This film collection follows three high school friends as they navigate the usual ups and downs of teenage life, while also dealing with significant underlying mental health difficulties.

In this film, Brandon struggles with the pressure to earn a college scholarship, showing how much stress today's teens feel to succeed.

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King of the World

King of the World is a short (10-minute) film about a teenager living with bipolar disorder.  C. J., a senior in high school, has been managing well with daily medications and lifestyle modifications. After being cast in the leading role for a short school movie production, he begins to cycle into a manic phase.   His friends become worried and try to help.

​C.J.’s story raises awareness about bipolar disorder and emphasizes the importance of peer and family support for those living with a mental illness.

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