BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO YOUR SAFETY TRAINING WITH A
STORY-BASED MESSAGE THAT STICKS WITH YOUR CREW

A collaboration between film professionals and one of the nation's top contractors.
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"Most incredible training video I've ever seen.  If I could I would have rated it a 12.  Bravo!" 

- American Business Awards

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SYNOPSIS

COVERED drills into every construction worker's core desires – get home to loved ones safe each night while avoiding mistakes that injure co-workers. Drew’s first day on the job finds him caught between his foreman’s demand to do things correctly and the prevailing “wisdom” of a grizzled veteran who completes tasks with “common sense” shortcuts. It’s a battle over the right way versus right now, where lives hang in the balance.


TRAINING TOPICS

- Impress the "why" of safety into hearts and minds.
- Increase safety awareness.
- Normalize an attitude of safety.
- Observe techniques and mindsets that ensure a safe work environment.
- Powerful story-based messaging that sticks with the employee long after viewing.
- Contextualizes the results of good and bad choices.
- Witness how taking shortcuts can lead to unintended injuries.
- Anticipate accidents before they happen.
- Avoid getting pressured into working faster if it's unsafe.

DETAILS

12 min. Includes Discussion Guide.

Languages: English & Spanish (overdubbed). DVD $295

Digital license available. Contact sales@resonatepictures.com for info.

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According to a study by Dr. Mitch Ricketts, Professor of Behavioral Psychology:

"People tend to change their safety-related behavior after hearing compelling stories..."

Neurosciences shows story is the best vehicle for delivering a message that impacts behavior.

HOW STORY CHANGES THE BRAIN

NEUROCHEMICAL EFFECT

A well told story activates neurochemicals responsible for memory and releases the “empathy” chemical - which influences actions and increases motivation.

THEORY OF MIND

The imaginary world serves as a proving ground for vital social skills, becoming a “flight simulator” for real life situations.

SENSORY CORTEX

FMRI machines have shown that brains on story look similar to participants in the action, not spectators. Experience is the best teacher.

MIRROR NEURONS

Observing an action activates the same part of the brain that lights up when physically experiencing the action.

NARRATIVE TRANSPORT

Properly structured stories focus viewer attention and inextricably tie their emotions to the characters, which leads the viewer to internalize the story’s lessons.

EMOTION vs LOGIC

"Stories are the most effective structure to share information, connect people emotionally to a cause and build commitment"

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Writer/Producer BRYAN BELKNAP & Director/Producer MARC HAVENER share decades of film industry experience.

 

Between themselves and their hard earned Hollywood network, they've written scripts for Dreamworks, Netflix, Universal, HBO and Sony and have had films appear in 100+ festivals around the world, including Sundance, Raindance, SXSW, winning multiple awards and nominations including the Oscars, Emmys and Peabodys.

For 10 years, Resonate Pictures has been lovingly transforming a company’s legalese and policies into vibrant narratives that teach while entertaining.  We've had the privilege of working with Altria, Anheuser Bush, Euronet, Mudabala, M&Ms, NRG, Subway and more.

 

CREATE A CULTURE OF SAFETY WITH A STORY THAT SHIFTS
BEHAVIOR BY HITTING YOUR TEAM RIGHT IN THE HEART

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 Covered DVD and Discussion Guide

 

Running Time: 12 Min

Includes Discussion Guide

Languages: English & Spanish (overdubbed)

HD, Stereo, NTSC, © 2017

 

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Digital license available. Contact sales@resonatepictures.com for info.

TESTIMONIALS

"Story-based interventions can lead to important and lasting changes in behavior."

Dr. Rickett's research revealed workers "exposed to story-based warnings made about 20% fewer safety related assembly errors, compared with teams exposed to equivalent non-narrative warnings."

Read the full peer reviewed article "Using Stories To Teach Safety" by Dr. Mitch Ricketts, Assistant Professor of Safety Management, Northeastern State University.