PSA Storyboard & Script

Block: 2 Group Members: Alexis M, Sebastian Campos, Kevin GOD Naxi, Brad Cornejo
Demand/Topic/Issue: LAUSD schools to have health classes that educate students about
drugs/alcohol and safe sex.

What are the goals &
purpose of your PSA? How
will it serve as a tool for
you?
Our goals consist of health classes becoming a graduation requirement.
To have the attention and support of parents. And to have our allies like
Jackie Goldberg, Monica Garcia, Dr. McKenna, and Lucille Roybal to
unite and help us with our demand.

Who is Target Audience? We want to target parents because they will provide great help for our
demand to be implemented into LAUSD schools.

Call to Action Make digital infographics that will inform and persuade our parents to
helping us by calling their district representatives.

Main Message Health classes should be implemented because students need to be

taught about safe sex and consequences of underage drug/alcohol use.

Scenes: Add the Visuals and the script (any text) to your PSA below. Place any text that will viewed on
the screen (written text) or Narration & Voice that will be recorded and stated for that part of the scene
or frame to the right column.
Narration/Voice & Written Text:

1
● High schoolers can easily get drugs 
through a friend or a word-of-mouth. 

2 35.1% of 12th graders have smoked pot in 

the past year
3 ● These are some of the drugs available to
the youth all different but are addictive
and extremely dangerous

Narration/Voice & Written Text:

4 ● Over 2 million people are suffering from

opioid addiction, causing a record number
of overdoses per year.

5 ● 86% of the age group, 12-20, know 

someone who smokes or do drugs during 
the school day.  

6 ● 12th graders who smoke marijuana are 

65% more likely to crash their car. 
7 According to the US Drug 
Enforcement Administration, a large 
percentage of those arrested for 
crimes test positive for marijuana. 
Nationwide, 40% of adult males 
tested positive at the time of their 
arrest. 

8 ● On average a teen drinks more alcohol in

a single sitting than adults do