Teen Attitudes About the Media (#10,000)
Series: Teen Attitudes: Voices of Our Youth
From: Teen Attitudes
Length: 00:00:58
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Teen Attitudes is a new media club in rural southern, Colorado. This first news clip from the club talks about teens and the media, views about war, sex, politics, and hopes ...
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This one-minute FREE spot offers some youth perspectives about the media, how teens have a different point of view on the war, and that a newer outlook could offer hope. "Depending on who you are, the newer outlook could be that maybe we're going in the wrong direction and we should turn around and go in a better direction. Teens have a different point of view on the war. For instance, personally I don't like war, but that's because I have a personal loss that involves war. But most teens in my high school believe that they're just bad people over there and we should just nuke them. "
Transcript
NARRATOR: Teen Attitudes.
GORDON: The media, they have too much violence? Most of that is just crap like Fox News and stuff.
NARRATOR: Whose opinion do you think is getting out on the media?
GORDON: The government.
CHRIS: I believe that the media is putting too much emphasis on bad stuff than they are on good stuff. Teens could put a new outlook on life compared to as the old outlook. Depending on who you are the newer outlook could be that maybe we're going in the wrong direction and we should turn around and go in a better direction. Teens have a different point of view on the war. For instance, personally I don't like war, but that's because I have a personal loss that involves war. But most teens in my high school believe that they're just bad people over there and we should just nuke them.
NARRATOR: Do you feel that?
CHRIS: No! I actually know someone...
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Posted on April 29, 2006 at 11:18 PM | Permalink
Review of Teen Attitudes About the Media (#10,000)
For the brevity of this piece it's point is well heard from the start. This being a demo, I believe that the full length piece will be greatly recieved.