Every 15 Minutes: San Leandro High School 2011 Broadcast Version-Emmy Winner

Update: We're proud to say we've just created a new Every 15 Minutes movie for San Leandro High School. You can view it here: http://youtu.be/pUzo66LEC5c

UPDATE May 9, 2012: We are very proud to announce this video was nominated for editing in the 2011-2012 Emmy Awards (San Francisco/West Cost Region).

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UPDATE April 2012: We're proud to show off our newest Every 15 Minutes movie, a sequel to this movie of sorts...

Every 15 Minutes: Castro Valley High School 2012
http://youtu.be/24LdA8apNEs


The Every 15 Minutes program is very close to our hearts here at Rocket Spots (http://www.rocketspots.tv). This is the broadcast version of our Every 15 Minutes: San Leandro High School 2011. Because of television constraints, we had to trim it down to less than 30 minutes.

As part of that process, we took a new look at the story, and think we came up with a different, maybe more affecting version of this tragic story.

This is the version broadcast in December 2011, and this is the version submitted for Emmy consideration. While we loved the original cut, but this is something really special.

We produced it at San Leandro High School April, 2011 with the help of Eden Medical Center and the California Highway Patrol.

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[GHDCHGVFHGF]

how come the drunk driver never gets more than a scratch when everyone else like dies or is seriously injured?

[serenadaisychandler7]

i get so confused.. they didnt actually die right? because they say in loving memory.. so i never know if this actually happened. someone please reply.

[DMS92592]

these videos are just people acting. BUT they are real life situations. The in loving memory credits are real people who died from drunk driving accidents.

[Yuri Nguyen]

That's harsh

[SEUMusic1]

I think it's because they want to show what the consequences are for the designated drivers. So if the driver did get seriously injured then they couldn't show them going to jail, going to court, etc. If the girl got injured she couldn't talk to the police either.

[CuteAndKawaiiCharms]

I ment blood

[CuteAndKawaiiCharms]

The paint on Jenna's head looks like paint

[CuteAndKawaiiCharms]

Why is there like 15 minutes in every school?

[megadog200]

No. :P It's fake. They are trying put a message through to say "Don't drink and drive, you put the lives of others when you do."

[gurlie mimi]

yeah good question