This series consists of behind the scenes interviews with regional, national and international filmmakers, editors, directors, writers, cinematographers, producers and many others who work in the film industry. Each program includes questions taken from a live studio audience consisting of students in the film and film studies division at George Mason University. Covering all aspects of the filmmaking process, each program is designed to enlighten students and take them through all the steps to Make It in Film. From the roles of sound editors to assistant directors, scriptwriters to location managers, cinematographers to producers, webisode producers to film critics and documentary filmmakers to actors, they'll discover the role of each position and what it takes to Make It in the business.

"Ever Imagined what your Future Could be?!" Produced in Canada Back to OUR Future -A fun & insightful youth documentary series that dives into dozens of career possibilities. BTOF aims to uncover the mysteries behind the process of becoming an architect, a doctor, an artist-and whatever a teenager could dream of becoming-a refreshing departure from any 'job' show. Our young host dives deep into the work with University Students, Professors and the Pros to assist in completing their projects. The style is fast paced and nteractive engaging a youth audience. LET'S GO with host Herschel Bronfman as he visits The University of Toronto, the ROM and much more. What is an Architect? So why Architect and what would you actually be doing to become one? Find this out while Herschel talks with the Architecture Teachers and their undergraduates.

OH My God!is an entertaining and insightful look at the spiritual teachings, customs and daily lives of families of different faiths. Viewers follow Tevya eller on a delightful journey as he experiences a vast array of traditions and social activities with the help of teen guides who discuss what it means to have faith -- and how to have a little fun along the way! Oh My God! presents a lively dialogue with teens through an 'in the moment' lens offering a light-hearted and honest look at faith, culture and how the youth of today view their spiritual education as an integral part of who they are.

TheCutting Edge Simple English Seriespackage was designed by psychologist Eve Ash, linguistics expert Dr Fran Byrnes and features comedienne Erin Brown and a team of talented performers from the Cutting Communication Comedy Series. It comprises 20 ground-breaking programs that combine psychology, linguistics and instructional design to engage learners of English. Each video includes tips and encouragers for new learners, simple chatting examples of language in use, grammar and language rules, words and expressions and opportunities for learners to copy examples in real time. Included in the package are PowerPoint slides, activities and handouts, certificates and full scripts. And if required, Closed Captions can be accessed. Each episode takes the following form: 1. Introduction 2. Chatting 3. Grammar 4. New words 5. Funny things we say 6. Listen and repeat 7. Tips This CUTTING EDGE SIMPLE ENGLISH SERIES follows the success of the CUTTING EDGE BASIC ENGLISH SERIES and the CUTTING EDGE ENGLISH AT WORK SERIES, and takes English to its simplest level for new starters to the language. It can be used in a wide range of language learning situations, in classrooms and for self-study. The series can be used for learners prior to using the BASIC ENGLISH and the more advanced ENGLISH AT WORK SERIES.

How To Stamp Out Bullying at School & In the Classroom Teach Students HOW TO take a Stand Against Hate, Racism and Intolerance Offering insight into different facets of bullying at school, the Anti Bullying collection goes beyond the bystander, the bully or the victim, to get to the underlying causes of bullying in the classroom. Host Keith Deltano uses serious comedy to show students why they do what they do, how to change their behaviour as well as the tools and resources to ignite powerful dialogue and prevent bullying in the classroom. DVD 1 - Anti-Bullying Scenarios Play-by-Play: 10 Powerful Messages with Follow-up Questions Using comedy clips to address bullying in a way that captivates students, this program shows students how they can change their behaviour. It defines the four forms of bullying - physical, verbal, exclusion and online and encourages bystanders to be upstanders and challenges students to take a stand against hate, racism and intolerance. Students will learn how much damage they can do to others and themselves through the misuse of social media. They will discover that much of what they put online is permanent and that cyber bullying is a prosecutable offense. It takes a look at the different roles of the victim, bully and bystander, along with actual ways the bystander can intervene and how the victim can stop being a victim. Deltano challenges the youth and adults in the audience to contemplate how they view each another. The scene "Labels Lie" is about acceptance. It shows students how to make new friends by reaching out and encourages students to stop judging each another by appearance, speech, or economic status. It talks about trash throwing and trash catching, haters and hate catching, bullies and bystanders and takes the unusual approach of addressing the mindset of the bully as well as those being bullied. (54 min) DVD 2 - How to Bully Proof Your Classroom: Strategies for Teachers An ideal tool to empower teachers, this workshop gives teachers, administrators and district supervisors, simple strategies they can use to reduce bullying in their schools. Educators will learn how to break down social hierarchies and cliques, how to help excluded students become included and how to deal with online bullying. Administrators and teachers will learn a simple system and how to empower other parents and students to live a bully free life. (74 min) DVD 3 - How to Bully Proof Your Teen: Strategies for Parents Empowers and educates parents to help build resilient teens and teaches them how to handle bullying situations. They will learn how to teach a non-emotional response when dealing with a classroom bully as well as strong character building skills to "bully proof" their teen. It shows parents how to deal with classroom drama, texting and social media sites such as facebook and instagram. Parents discover how to monitor, use technology and control the use of social media in their home and how to monitor and limit the amount of time teens spend on social media sites. (47 min)

Heroin is an extremely addictive Opioid drug that's synthesized from Morphine. Heroin can be snorted, smoked, or injected and usually comes in a white or brown powder substance. Its estimated that almost ¼ of all people who use Heroin once become addicted. Teen Heroin Abuse is a growing danger in our youth. The image of a listless young heroin addict collapsed in a filthy, dark alley is obsolete. Today, the young addict could be as young as 12 years old, play video games and enjoy the music of his generation. They can appear smart, stylish and bare none of the common traces of heroin use, such as needle marks on their arms. Because it is available in various forms that are easier to consume and more affordable, heroin today is more tempting than ever. The number of teenagers aged 12 to 17, who used heroin at some point in their lives has increased by 300%. A young person who might think twice about putting a needle in his arm may more readily smoke or sniff the same drug. But this is falsely reassuring and may give one the idea that there is less risk. The truth is that heroin in all its forms is dangerous and addictive. Student Discussion Includes Why is Heroin use so prevalent with today's youth? Why would a teen choose to take Heroin in the in the first place? What does Heroin look like? What are some of the street names for Heroin (junk, skag, smack, thunder)? What does Heroin do to your brain? Does alcohol, synthetic drugs or oxycodin lead to Heroin use? Where do teens find Heroin? What is chipping? What are some of the changes in behavior that may indicate a teens dependence on Heroin? What are some of the short term and long term effects of using Heroin? Is Heroin addiction treatable?