So Beautiful Is a short film made to empower and uplift all women across the world, who may have lost their self confidence due to the battles faced while being in an abusive relationship. Despite what you may have been through you are "So Beautiful" SUBSCRIBE !!! Like!!! Music by: Meshell Ndegeocello

Love me depicts an abused young women’s conflict between what she wants her life to be and the reality of what life has become. Starring: Loren Lott as Kia and Teryale Hill as Tyler. Created, Written, and Produced by : Niya Skyy Hogans Directed by: Jerell Lamar Assistant Director: Denissea Law

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This short film is about domestic violence --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Written by Giovanni Vicente & Jessica Fuentes -Edited by Giovanni Vicente -Filmed by Giovanni Vicente, Jessica Fuentes, Domoe Williams and Charrion Perkins, Kaylanee Jones Cast: Tiffany - Charrion Perkins Malik - Giovanni Vicente Dre - Domoe Williams Nicki - Jessica Fuentes Amaya - Kaylanee Jones Anthony - Will Woodruff Brittany - Brittany Zebb Cop 1 - Francisco Diaz Cop 2 - Zack Zebb Copyright © 2018 Nibari Productions LLC --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE TO CHANNEL HERE: https://www.youtube.com/user/Gmoneykid92?sub_confirmation=1 LINK TO MY GAMING CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9KIZsBLlza_XlsRMAmMx4Q LINK TO GIO & JESS CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpnsGMvyGZee7sSQdHJK_9A MERCH: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/100089539/ PLAYLISTS: Underdog's Dream Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmT5X1Lwf-3QPRiNEaampiLgmQ8xbCZih Underdog's Dream Season 1: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmT5X1Lwf-3S0wIcOk041Y6welba-TR4J Underdog's Dream Season 2: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmT5X1Lwf-3TZ8pOK9OCK3zkpGujzvMVO CONTACT/SOCIAL MEDIA •BUSINESS EMAIL: Nibari92@gmail.com •DONATIONS: https://goo.gl/JxMZLr •FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/NibariProductions/ •PHOTOGRAPHY: https://www.facebook.com/NibariPhotography/ •TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Nibari92 •INSTAGRAM: Nibari92 •TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/nibari92 TAGS: domestic violence,abuse,short film,Spousal abuse,Bullying,Teen Partner Abuse,Teen Dating Abuse,Domestic Violence Short Film,Battered Women,Abusive Relationships,Abused Women,Domestic Battery,Adult Bullying,Man vs. Woman Fights,Domestic Violence Short Films,Domestic Violence Films,domestic abuse,violence

An all-too-real depiction of teen dating violence. Brought to you by the Haverhill High School VIP Team to help raiser awareness and solutions for teens in abusive relationships and HC Media: http://haverhillcommunitytv.org

'What I See' is a story of domestic violence. In most people’s eyes, Paul is a great guy - friendly, business professional, under 10’s cricket coach. A respected member of society. But behind closed doors Paul's wife and son know a different man. Domestic violence isn't just about physical abuse. It includes emotional abuse and it affects family's. 1 in three women are affected by domestic violence in Australia. You can support this project by watching and sharing this film. This film was produced by Global Pictures for Sutherland Shire Family Services. Supported by Charter Hall, Payce, Capital Bluestone, Sutherland Shire Council and Sharkes. http://www.pullyaheadin.com.au

Not all domestic abuse is physical, could you tell the difference? This is a short film about emotional domestic abuse, the film was shot in a single day and was completely improvised by both actors. Starring Stuart Goodwin and Anna Downes.

A short film to help you spot some of the 'red flags' associated with domestic abuse. The second half of the film shows you how we can all help support those experiencing abuse. This film is particularly aimed at those in front facing professions in health or other areas such as hairdressing who may be in position to reach out to patients or clients or those working in management roles in organisations where staff members may be affected. This forms part of Ask Support Care training on domestic abuse from Medics against Violence and the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit. More information at www.howtoasc.co.uk or on twitter @AskSupportCare