For Drug-Free Communities coalitions, local prevention councils, opioid settlement committees and health departments running vaping, cannabis, alcohol, naloxone and 988 awareness campaigns.
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Prevention grants expect coalitions to change what the community knows and believes, and media is one of the main tools. Most coalitions run on a coordinator and volunteers, without a video producer.
Media presentations, like public service announcements (PSAs)... social media.
Social marketing campaigns will be implemented in all PFS communities... deployed through... flyers, videos, billboards, social media.
Increase public awareness of ATOD prevention.
Fixed scope, fixed deliverables, timed to your campaign weeks: Red Ribbon Week, back-to-school, prom and graduation, Overdose Awareness Day.
Two broadcast-quality PSAs on your priority substance or message, plus the social versions you'll actually post.
Students and young adults from your community, interviewed on camera about vaping, cannabis, alcohol, mental health or naloxone.
A 2–3 minute film on who your coalition is and what it has changed, for your website, annual meeting and next grant application.
Most messaging requirements ask for more than one format. We can deliver the whole package around the same approved script, so every piece says the same thing.
Send your action plan, logic model or campaign calendar and the message you need to move.
We write plain-language scripts with your youth and partners, and you approve them.
On location in your community, with your people.
Ready-to-post files, plus a delivery list for your progress report.
For the State of Connecticut Commission on Racial Equity in Public Health, we produced "Coverage at Risk," a short documentary on how federal Medicaid changes hit Connecticut residents and providers. Scripted with Health Equity Solutions, filmed on location, revised through staff review, and screened to open the Commission's Forum on Health Coverage Policy for legislators and policy staff.
The same interview-led approach works for prevention: real people from your community, saying it plainly.
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Other clients include Lions Clubs International, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Heifer International, Search for Common Ground and Water.org.
Many outreach and education grants list materials like these as an eligible cost, but every award is different, so check your award terms or ask your program officer. We'll write the scope and invoice so they line up with your budget line.
We're a Connecticut studio with an editing team at scale, so the timeline usually depends on script approval, not production. Tell us your deadline (an enrollment date, a campaign week, a permit report) and we'll plan backwards from it.
Yes. Youth voice usually makes prevention messages more credible to other youth. We run the interviews and handle releases with you.
No. We script, film on location with your staff or community members, or build the videos from graphics and voiceover when filming isn't practical.
Tell us what your grant, permit or program requires you to communicate. We'll come back with a fixed scope and timeline.
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