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Light At the End of a Tunnel

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I like this film because it’s a good way on how to tell people how to raise your happiness. We love making films.

Finding Hope

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One character is insecure about their body, one wants to be better at drawing, and another character wants to be good at video games, and they get hope and each of them keeps going and practicing. We are hopeful of becoming a better version of ourselves in this film. Our film is about how people don’t have to be afraid of what they choose and shouldn’t change themselves for someone else and that they should have hope that everything will get better.

Pledge For Mental Health

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Angelica: “Some things that I got from my film is doing my own pledges for myself we chose to do pledges for mental health and some special effects was we used a green screen.”

Jesse: “I got to feel better about myself and we picked it because we thought it would be easy.”

Shelliece: “I have been trying to keep track of my mental health, and I got a really helpful pledge to recite for when I’m feeling sad.”

Finally There

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A film showing to never give up, even in the difficult situation that you’re in. To never lose sight of your dream.

Speaking on Mental Health

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I’m Schylar Johnson. I enjoyed working on the camera for this film , I choose this topic because EVERYONE struggles with mental health even just by a little bit .

Choose Hope

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I chose this topic because it really got my attention and seemed interesting to make a film about that topic. There was some special effort to put in the film because me and my team had to use many different types of tools to film. I feel that everyone should choose hope. I learned about the importance of having hope.

It Gets Better by Change

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Most young teenagers struggle with finding things to relate to help them through their struggles. While there are abundant resources available, it can only do so much without acknowledging the problem and how to truly fix it. This video provides some affirming ideas and advice on how to change your life for the better.

San Diego Access and Crisis Line

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San Diego Access and Crisis Line (888) 724-7240 24/7 Operates 24/7. Call if you are concerned about someone, just need to talk, have questions about how to offer support, or if you are looking for information about community resources, mental health referrals, and alcohol and drug support services.

You’re Not Alone

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I feel no one really knows how someone may feel or the reason they feel that way. People could be going through the worst and we may never know by them hiding it so well. We have lost many over the years of those who felt like they didn’t matter that felt pain they couldn’t truly define. Many who thought their life didn’t matter who thought they had no one. I wish that through this poster they know that truly they aren’t alone. I myself would say I struggle with telling myself I’m not alone or questioning why I should stay but the poster can be used as a reminder to tell everyone they matter do it for your family loved ones don’t just give up on your battle your truly not alone…