Message from 4th District Supervisor Curt Hagman
Please watch the video below for a special message from 4th District Supervisor Curt Hagman. We are looking forward to having you all participate in the first Reel Reality: Fentanyl Film Contest!
Reel Reality: Fentanyl Awareness Film COntest
San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health and 4th District County Board of Supervisors Curt Hagman proudly presents the Reel Reality: Fentanyl Awareness Film Contest!
We invite high school students to create impactful short videos that raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and its devastating effects on our communities. Use your creativity and submit a 30-60 second video! This contest is open to high school students located in San Bernardino County's 4th District.
4th District High Schools
Chaffey High School
Chino High School
Don Antonio Lugo High School
Grand Terrace High School
Hillside High School
Montclair High School
Upland High School
Ontario High School
Disclaimer
“The films in this contest may include the depiction of or reference to the use of illegal substances or other illegal conduct. San Bernardino County does not endorse the use of illegal substances and presents this material for educational purposes only”.
We invite high school students to create impactful short videos that raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and its devastating effects on our communities. Use your creativity and submit a 30-60 second video! This contest is open to high school students located in San Bernardino County's 4th District.
4th District High Schools
Chaffey High School
Chino High School
Don Antonio Lugo High School
Grand Terrace High School
Hillside High School
Montclair High School
Upland High School
Ontario High School
Disclaimer
“The films in this contest may include the depiction of or reference to the use of illegal substances or other illegal conduct. San Bernardino County does not endorse the use of illegal substances and presents this material for educational purposes only”.
Film Categories
- Fentanyl Doesn’t Care. But We Do
Fentanyl doesn’t care that you are a parent, a student, or someone experimenting with drugs for the first time. Fentanyl takes lives with no remorse. This category is about showing how fentanyl can affect anyone, at any age, regardless of their status in society or their role in life. - Interview - Personal Stories
Share impactful stories from people’s lived experience. These interviews should let viewers connect with someone’s personal experiences, challenges, and insights. The goal is to inspire others by showing real-life journeys and lessons learned. - Prevention and Awareness - Knowing Why
This category is for films that explain why understanding and preventing issues is so important. Topics could include things like mental health, substance use, or staying aware. These films should help viewers learn more, think ahead, and take action to avoid problems before they start. - “It Can Happen to Anyone” - Addressing Stigma
Films in this category aim to address the stigma around fentanyl use and talking about the dangers of overdose with friends and family. Submissions should feature real life conversations individuals can have with others or address the ways students can break the stigma in their schools regarding the dangers of fentanyl.
Reel Reality Fentanyl Film Screening
Date: Thursday, April 10
Time: 6 - 8 p.m.
Location: Harkins Theater Chino Hills 18
Crossroads Entertainment Center
3070 Chino Ave., Chino Hills
Date: Thursday, April 10
Time: 6 - 8 p.m.
Location: Harkins Theater Chino Hills 18
Crossroads Entertainment Center
3070 Chino Ave., Chino Hills
make a difference in your community. submit your film highlighting the dangers of fentanyl today.
questions about reel Reality submissions?
Please read through our website for film contest guidelines and submission rules.
If you or your team have any questions regarding the submission process or are having trouble submitting your film, please reach out to us!
We look forward to seeing your powerful films highlighting the dangers of fentanyl in our communities.
If you or your team have any questions regarding the submission process or are having trouble submitting your film, please reach out to us!
We look forward to seeing your powerful films highlighting the dangers of fentanyl in our communities.