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Todd Serge
The 1st thrown cell phone barely missed Jen’s head. The 2nd one hit her square in the jaw. I’ll never forget the look of shock on her face. We were supposed to be her friends, & here we were after soccer practice hurling our cell phones at her. I stood there and watched. I could have stopped them but I was too afraid. Jen quit the soccer team the next day. No, we didn’t really throw cell phones at her, just sent her mean texts, but maybe we should have... probably would have hurt her a lot less.
$500 + $200
Pitches: 8
Videos: 2
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Stephanie Osemeke
The effects of bullying can stay with a person throughout adulthood. It shapes a person's persona and the way they interact with others. Some of the most seemingly put together women have been bullied. This would be a vignette of a young teen telling a first-person account of her experiences with bullying. The teen we get to know, at the end of the video, we see the woman she has grown up to be. She confirms for the viewer that being bullied as a teen still effects her greatly today.
$500 + $250
Pitches: 10
Videos: 1
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David Brashear
Some people don't realize how mean they are to others until they see their behavior from another perspective. What if a bully was able to witness their own terrible behavior - as an invisible witness? And also see how much it hurts the people they are bullying. Would they change their way like Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol?
$500
Pitches: 10
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Ervin Anderson
(Spoof television ad)This Fall, a show that turns the hallways upside down. Meet the Hand Raisers: Tammy Truth, she cannot tell a lie; Peaceful Pam, there's no conflict she can't fix; Betty Big Heart, there's no pain she can't soothe; Communication Connie, there's no bully she won't tell on; Butterfly Bonnie, will she choose the bullies or the good girls? The Hand Raisers are taking back the hallways & the bullies better watch out! These girls are pinky swearing their way to a bully-free school.
$500 + $50
Pitches: 5
Videos: 1
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Stephanie Osemeke
This feisty group of super"she"roes tackle bullying and "teen mean." The 4 of them each have a unique alias and power. For example: Chatterbox (the communicator), Butterfly (the social one), GoGo (the cheerleader), and Harmony (the peacemaker). Whenever a teen is overwhelmed by teen mean, a Shero senses her distress and answers the call. At first, only one Shero tries to help but it quickly becomes clear that it takes a village (i.e., the rest of the Sheroes and other teens) to stop bullying.
$500 + $800
Pitches: 6
Videos: 2
Pitch
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Marcus Thomas
Hand Raisers: Join The Movement
Presented like your classic action/comedy tv show teaser, this ad opens with our four girls walking in slow motion towards the camera. We cut to each girl tackling their specialty. Betty Big Heart confronts a cyber bully. Communication Connie is shown reporting a bully to the school principle. Tammy Truth can't tell a lie, no matter the consequences. Butterfly Bonnie befriends bullies to convert them into good girls. These girls fight against bullying. Join the movement. Be a Hand Raiser.
Story: Hand Raisers - The TV Show
Assets: expand...
$500
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Eric Bader
In super slow motion, a phone twirls in the air. We hear the bully saying that what she's doing isn't bad, no one really gets hurt. The phone twirls, we now see its being tossed up and down, still in slow-mo. It's thrown, and flies in slow motion toward Susan, our scared target. Susan winces and the phone freezes in mid-air before contact. REWIND! We show the actual malicious text that was being sent and see Susan receiving it, heart-broken. Voice over explains how words CAN hurt.
Story: Sticks and Phones
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$500
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Timbre & Post
Using 2D vector puppet animation, our story shows a school devastated by Team Mean, a team of girls who bully in their own way - Gossip Grace spreads rumors, Joker Jane insults, and Cyber Cindy attacks using social media. Today, Team Shero takes a stand. Peacemaker Patty confronts the bullies, Gogo Gabby cheers her on, while Reporter Renee reports to authority. In the end, they swear with their blue pinkies to keep the school bully-free exemplifying that anyone has the power to be a Shero.
Story: Team Secret to the Rescue
Assets: expand...
$500
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Andrew Adams
Inspired by your note: 'bullies are just like you & me.' Fluid shots take us from scene to scene. We open on an instance of verbal bullying. Scene 2: that victim takes out her anger on somebody else via indirect bullying. Scene 3: THAT victim reacts by bullying someone else on Social Networking... The chain continues until one girl raises her hand and puts a stop to the cycle... Which creates a domino effect in which all the wrong-doings are made better, bullies & victims reconcile. Uplifting!
Story: The Scars of Bullying
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$500
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Michaela C. Bradley
Secret presents "Hand Raisers",coming to theaters this Fall! A fast paced graphic novel inspired movie of a teen superhero gang fighting to defend their high school from the evils of bullying. I intend to use fast paced editing,graphic overlays,freeze frames and split screens to communicate the graphic novel look and style, whilst also contributing to telling the story;much in the style of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Kick-Ass.The Hand Raiser gang is here and those bullies better watch out.
Story: Hand Raisers - The TV Show
Assets: expand...
$500
Video
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1
$14,250
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2
$7,000
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3
$4,750
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4
$3,800
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5
$2,000
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6
$950
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7
$950
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