Staying Real - Teens Confront Sexual Stereotypes
A documentary geared to 11 to 13-year-olds in which preteens and teens discuss the adverse effects of the sexual stereotypes they're bombarded with. They talk about how hard it is to develop their own personality and make friends when they don’t conform to media and advertising images. Produced in collaboration with the Montreal Women’s Y as a follow-up to Sexy Inc.: Our Children Under Influence, and directed by award-winning filmmaker Sophie Bissonnette, this film is a great way to kick off a lively discussion.
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Staying Real - Teens Confront Sexual Stereotypes, Sophie Bissonnette, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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researchSophie Bissonnette
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scriptSophie Bissonnette
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directionSophie Bissonnette
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cameraAlex Margineanu
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soundMartyne MorinClaude MeunierMarie-France Delagrave
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editingMélanie Chicoine
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sound editingDaniel Toussaint
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original musicDaniel Scott
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executive producerMonique SimardRené Chénier
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producerMarc Bertrand
