Bully Dance

Fight against peer pressure and bullying

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This short animated film examines the roles of peer pressure, accountability and power struggles in bullying – a pervasive phenomenon.

When a bully picks on a smaller member of his group, the whole community becomes involved. The bully, they learn, is himself a victim at home.

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Social Issues Psychology and Psychiatry Children and Youth All subjects

Credits

• story
  Janet Perlman
  
• direction
  Janet Perlman
  
• design
  Janet Perlman
  
• animation
  Janet Perlman
  
• music
  Judith Gruber-Stitzer
  
• sound design
  Judith Gruber-Stitzer
  
• animation assistance
  Luigi Allemano
  
  Sylvain Lavoie
  
• infographics
  Randall Finnerty
  
• digital imaging - assistance
  Osama Afify
  
• digital imaging resources
  Ines Hardtke
  
  Pierre Plouffe
  
  Marie-Nicole Tremblay
  
• re-recording
  Jean Paul Vialard
  
• post-production coordination
  Éric Barbeau
  
  Richard Lesage
  
• administration
  Gisèle Guilbault
  
• executive producer
  David Verrall
  
• producer
  Marcy Page
  

Education

Ages 11 to 14

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School subjects

English Language Arts - CanLit Family Studies/Home Economics - Relationships Health/Personal Development - Bullying & Discrimination Social Studies - Communities in Canada/World

This film about harassment and discrimination can help your students understand how bullying develops. Why are victims targeted? How can a bully’s power be quashed? The film can also be used to identify the elements of storytelling without dialogue and to explore narrative structure with second-language students.

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