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Who Do You Think You Are?

By: Artists for Humanity
Location: Boston, MA, United States
Class of: 2010 - 2011	Views: 38965

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Who Do You Think You Are?

“Who Do You Think You Are? The Story of Gray Greg” is a stop motion animation film and tells the story of young gray crayon, Gray Greg. Greg faces stereotyping and identity issues at school because of his differences, but later comes to terms with who he is.

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Bullying

Runtime: 5:08
Added: 06/16/2011
Views: 96257

By: Rideau High School, Ottawa, ON, Canada

Bullying

By: Rideau High School

Examples of school bullying are enacted to show a wider audience the kinds of behavior and serious consequences that may occur at school.

Who Do You Think You Are?

Runtime: 5:34
Added: 05/26/2011
Views: 38964

By: Artists for Humanity, Boston, MA, United States

Who Do You Think You Are?

By: Artists for Humanity

Changes

Runtime: 4:05
Added: 05/26/2011
Views: 46129

By: Ferryway School, Malden, MA, United States

Changes

By: Ferryway School

“Changes” is a film that shows that with each decision made comes change. Each character's life intertwines with one another, leading them to solutions, and supporting the message that our friends and loved ones will help us achieve our goals.

My Dream

Runtime: 52
Added: 05/19/2011
Views: 36138

By: Willow Glen High School, San Jose, CA, United States

My Dream

By: Willow Glen High School

A video short that captures youth expressing their ideas on what their future holds, and their dreams.

Individuality and Community

Runtime: 41
Added: 05/19/2011
Views: 84296

By: Boynton High School, San Jose, CA, United States

Individuality and Community

By: Boynton High School

This project is a short stop motion film about the concepts of individuality and its impact on community. The project gives viewers pause to consider how their personal individuality works in connection with everyone around them to form community.

Encouragement