“The Baby Think It Over program works! It made me decide not to have kids until I am married. I am not ready to lose a lot of sleep.”
—Adam, 15, AR
Me, Myself and I
A high school girl learns to make choices for herself regardless of what others think.
Who I Am
Two young women confront their sexuality at the crossroads of race and class. Who I Am addresses stereotypes, racism, and homophobia.
The Choices We Make
Young lovers struggle to make the right decision about becoming parents.
Toothpaste
Two best friends consider taking their relationships to the next level. The decisions they each make are as different as the outcomes.
Wet Dreams and False Images
This film uses humor to raise serious questions about unrealistic beauty standards.
He Said, She Said
Tonight is the night... or is it? Written by teens from Harlem and Washington Heights, NY.
All Falls Down
“The story I tell lets teenagers see that their issues are real.” —Chantel,15, NY
I'M TABOO
Why are you taboo? When it comes to sex ed, what do you really want to talk about?
Today I Found Out
Today I Found Out was written by Samantha (14) about living in Laredo, a U.S. border town with a high rate of teen pregnancy.
From an Objective Point of View
Two best friends make a pact not to have sex without the consultation of the other. But can they keep it? Find out!
A Memoir to My Former Self
This 16-minute Scenarios USA film portrays a girl, Chloe, who takes the hard steps toward tackling her eating disorder.
I Have HIV and I Have Hope
Do you know anyone living with HIV or AIDS? You can meet Heather, Tyler, Jorge, Todd and Shelton right now on our video!
Ever Wanted to Be a Peer Educator?
"A peer educator is someone the same age as you who can give you advice on a certain situation and you can trust…”
Lipstick
This 10-minute Scenarios USA film is about Emily. Emily is your average teenage girl. She hangs with her friends. Plays soccer. And comes out as a lesbian.
Bad Sex Ed at Your School?
What is your sex ed class like? Shelby Knox from Texas thought her class could be better and fought back.
Choices: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Check out this 15-minute Scenarios USA film! The screenplay was written by teens from inner-city Orlando.
Just Like You Imagined?
“I titled my film Just Like You Imagined? because sex as a teenager is nothing like you’ve seen on TV or in a magazine or even in the old fashioned 70’s sex ed films." —Writer Verena Faden, 18
Josh Goes for His First HIV Test
Meet Josh. Meet Dr. Bell. They are going to give you a sneak peek into what it is like to get tested.
Green Room
"When I decided to make this film I didn't actually do much thinking or planning because all of the pieces and the motivation were already there just waiting to get out."
Abstinence Comes To Albuquerque
Abstinence Comes to Albuquerque provides a glimpse into a nationwide debate over what young people should be taught about sexuality.
Why We Need Honest Sex Ed
"I want to stop being tricked. I want to be told the truth. All of it." The Sex, Etc. staff has their say.
The Monster
In this film three best friends try to chat up the new girl on the block but only one gets lucky. In turn, he is forced to deal with a secret that not even his closest friends know about.
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