Reel to Real: Making the Most of the Movies With Youth : No. 2: v. 2 - Tapa blanda

Teenagers spend more time watching movies than they do in any other recreational activity. With this popular resource, youth leaders can present the foundations of Christian faith through a medium and teaching tool that teenagers know and love—the movies. Reel to Real:Making the Most of Movies with Youth uses the most popular and meaningful movies for youth as the basis for religious education.Every issue of Reel to Real offers:· Video Viewing charts that specify the recommended film clips and their location· The Fine Print, which details the legal, copyright, and licensing issues of using films in educational settings· A full-blown retreat based on the movies· The photocopiable Student Movie Pass, a parental consent form that can be customized to fit the specific needs of every youth group· Pause, a leader devotion section, which can easily be adapted for a movie-based session or youth devotion· and much more!Volume One Number Two includes: Independence Day; The Star Wars Trilogy; 50's Sci-Fi Extravaganza; Moses; Romeo & Juliet; Powder; and The Hunchback of Notre Dame Retreat.

Reel to Real is a guide to help adults and youth create innovative learning opportunities using videos or current and classic movies that are available on video. Movies are selected which both interest youth and which offer insights into life and faith. Reel to Real includes a variety of program options (viewing an entire film, segment of a film, or segments of several films) and a variety of settings (classroom, youth group, retreat). It promotes discussion, fellowship, and community among members of the youth group as teens view and discuss the films. Reel to Real can be used to supplement other youth curriculum or to give to substitute youth worker for an easy session. Four new volumes will appear each year; one every three months.

Volume One includes programs using: Twister, Fly Away Home, Phenomenon, Gandhi, Forrest Gump, Dances With Wolves, and Les Miserables.