Advertising
Level Codes:
| A - Adult | H - Senior High School | IND - Industrial | P - Primary | Pro - Professional |
| C - College | I - Intermediate | J - Junior High School | Pre - Preschool |
| Title | Description | Level | Runtime | # |
| Ad Libbing It | For ages 10-15 about misleading advertising for nicotine/alcohol products. (Note: This is on the same videotape as "Say Goodbye to Camel Joe." | I, J, H | 20 min. | 198 |
| AdSmarts | A media literacy curriculum for alcohol and tobacco prevention | A, Pro | 28 min. | 195 |
| Be Like Me | How mass media shapes the lives of girls and young women - emphasizing beautiful bodies, casual sex and violence combined with sex. (With workshop guide.) | H, C, A | 15 min. | 1 |
| Confessions of a Simple Surgeon | An Australian surgeon shows the horrible health effects of smoking and how he and others are fighting the advertising inducing young people to smoke. | J, H, C, A | 21 min. | 66 |
| Consumer Seduction: From Romance to Reality | A compelling documentary exposing the myths surrounding tobacco and alcohol advertising. Hosted by Michael Learned (c) 1992. | I, J, H, C | 22 min. | 200 |
Get the Message |
Kids explain how we may get messages that drugs and alcohol use are cool and how these messages aren't true. | 18 min. | 48 | |
| Targeted! How Tobacco & Alcohol Companies Try to Get You Hooked | Explains how tobacco and alcohol companies draw you into using their product. The truth about the use of tobacco and alcohol. | J,I,H | 24 min. | 448 |
| Media Sharp: Analyzing Tobacco and Alcohol Messages | Video and learners guide. Designed to help young people aged 11-14 critically assess how media normalizes, glamourizes and created role models for unhealthy lifestyles and behaviors. | J, H | 7 min. (contains pauses for discussion) | 423 |
| Pack of Lies - The Advertising of Tobacco | This video reveals as never before how the tobacco industry must recruit 4,000 smokers each day, simply to replace those who either quit or die. (c) 1992. | H, C, A, Pro | 35 min. | 204 |
| Right Turns Only | Seven episodes about junior high students producing a videotape about why kids get involved with drugs. Also emphasizes how the students can help each other, the benefits of feeling good about themselves and the benefits of staying in school. Discusses the detriments of alcohol and tobacco advertising. From Prince George's County public schools; funded by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (c) 1992. | J | 7 episodes, approx. 22 min. each | 34 |
| Selling Addiction: Video Segments | A workshop kit on tobacco and alcohol advertising. Hosted by Michael Learned. Video segments to use as discussion starters intended to be used with the Selling Addiction workshop. (Note: not useful by itself, associated workshop kit in #400.) | J, H, C, A | 19 min. | 2 |
| Sex, Lies, and Profits: A Critical Look at the Advertising Practices of the Alcoholic Beverage Industry. | (c) 1994. (Discussion guide in location 400 of video cabinet) | H, C, A | 17 min. | 196 |
| Visitor From the Past | Audio Cassettes (5) - Ten radio dramas designed to present factual information about the health dangers of tobacco while exploring the many ways the tobacco industry uses advertising and the media to encourage young people to use their addictive and unhealthy products. | 8 min. each | 910 | |
| You've Come a Long Way, Baby | Slide Show - Women and tobacco advertising | H, C, A, Pro | 30 min. | 803 |
