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First Discussion points w/ Commissioner Conti

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Educators, the goal is to get this program into the schools 
Created as an addition to a science curriculum
- Classroom setting 
- A message to be received by the youth
- Timeless elements 
- No trends 
- Make the program something that can be used for all ages
- Animated video (music that is timeless) 
- Electronic music (upbeat) 
- (Premium beats)
- Less chance for copyright infringement 

Why are we looking at 10-12 
  • An effort to gear opioid prevention
    • 15 years of age is too big of a percent that has already been affected 
    • Don’t scare them  
    • Don’t teach them what they don’t already know how to do
Tone? 
  • A positive and light-hearted street away from the scare tactics 
  • "Be informed Rise Above" - Campaign Slogan

Personal Campaign (pain of parents to overcome addiction) 
  • Personal passion 
  • Prevent the beginnings of opioids 

Really long time to rehabilitate

2- 2.5 minutes 

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The true proof of concept bring the characters into the school 

Find music for proposal ( what will keep the attention of the kids and how to keep the kids watching) 
- Electronic Music


Track the data of how long viewers watch (How long are they willing to watch? ) 

Strive for a functional website (Poster events) 
  • Buy a domain 
  • Build the website to inform 


11/17 normal school size poster 

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