A Docu Film On Forgotten Scottish Writers And Their Contribution Literature For Boys Becoming Men
1) Scottish Mannliness
2) Scottish Life
3) Tales Of Morality And Adventure
4) Robert Burns - Poems Of Manly Romance And Sentiment
5) Walter Scott- Guardian Of Forgotten Chivalry
6) Robert Louis Stevenson- The Traveling Life Behind Dr. Jekyll And Long John Silver
7) Arthur Conan Doyle- Sherlock's Creator And His Search For Logic In the Here And Beyond
8) J. M. Barrie- The Real Peter Pan's Fantasies Of Childhood Relived
9) Kenneth Grahame- Romance For The Benign Country Idyllic Life
10) The Generations Of Influence On The Media Enjoyed By Boys and The Forgotten Volumes Less Read
(I need to resource more as I have only read Burns & Stevenson)
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Alcohol Tobacco Firearms & Death
Personal Areas Of Interest to Make A DocFilm On
1) Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Death
Looking at the statistics that show the mortality of the three deadly substances that we still take for granted their dangers leading to half a million deaths a year, it's toll economically on healthcare and why government won't regulate them the way they monitor communications, marijuana and gambling.
Scene One: The Anti Smoking League In The Context of Child Advertising
Scene Two: Groups Targeted By Magazines Aimed at Teens, Women, Minorities-"Coolness Effect"
Scene Three: Being aware of the tobacco myths and true side affects
Scene Four: Tobacco Ingredients and Additives
Scene Five: The marijuana comparasion
Scene Six: The cancerous life
Scene Seven: Alcohol The Psychological Need The Chemical Want Of Alcohol
Scene Eight: Alcohol the Psychological Effect The Chemical Enslavement Of Alcohol
Scene Nine: Socially And Physically Benefitial Drinking (The bottle of wine a day concept)
Scene Ten: The Thin Line Into Danger
Scene Eleven: The Morning After, Marriage And Car Wrecks
Scene Twelve: Alcohol Vs Other Coping Mechanisms and Their Respective Dangers
Scene Thirteen: Guns Vs Security Systems
Scene Fourteen: Danger One Impulsive Suicide
Scene Fifteen: Danger Two Impulsive Homicide
Scene Sixteen: Impulsive Crime
Scene Seventeen: Wreckless Accidents
Scene Eighteen: Gun Regulation Will Arrest Gun Owners Before they Become Killers
1) Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Death
Looking at the statistics that show the mortality of the three deadly substances that we still take for granted their dangers leading to half a million deaths a year, it's toll economically on healthcare and why government won't regulate them the way they monitor communications, marijuana and gambling.
Scene One: The Anti Smoking League In The Context of Child Advertising
Scene Two: Groups Targeted By Magazines Aimed at Teens, Women, Minorities-"Coolness Effect"
Scene Three: Being aware of the tobacco myths and true side affects
Scene Four: Tobacco Ingredients and Additives
Scene Five: The marijuana comparasion
Scene Six: The cancerous life
Scene Seven: Alcohol The Psychological Need The Chemical Want Of Alcohol
Scene Eight: Alcohol the Psychological Effect The Chemical Enslavement Of Alcohol
Scene Nine: Socially And Physically Benefitial Drinking (The bottle of wine a day concept)
Scene Ten: The Thin Line Into Danger
Scene Eleven: The Morning After, Marriage And Car Wrecks
Scene Twelve: Alcohol Vs Other Coping Mechanisms and Their Respective Dangers
Scene Thirteen: Guns Vs Security Systems
Scene Fourteen: Danger One Impulsive Suicide
Scene Fifteen: Danger Two Impulsive Homicide
Scene Sixteen: Impulsive Crime
Scene Seventeen: Wreckless Accidents
Scene Eighteen: Gun Regulation Will Arrest Gun Owners Before they Become Killers
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