Blowing Smoke
Movie Evaluation Form
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How often is tobacco used in the movie? Make a check for each time tobacco is displayed on the screen or in a group. A group equals more people than you can count at a glance (see Evaluation Tool). |
Cigarettes
Cigars
Pipes
Chew/Snuff
Groups
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CIGARETTE: CIGAR: PIPE CHEW: GROUP:
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Actor/Actress (Did they smoke? Y/N):
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- What messages are suggested by tobacco use?
Please check the boxes of the tobacco related messages being shown.
(Circle one)
Fun Attractive Unattractive Bad for non-smokers
Cool Bad for Kids Rebellious Unhealthy to user Relaxing
- Where there any special situations of tobacco use?
Pregnant Woman Adult around baby/child
Person in non-smoking area Role model (Teacher, Doctor, Sports hero, etc.)
Other (Please specify)
- Is a specific brand of tobacco promoted? No Yes
Which brand?
Any Product Placement? No Yes
Which brand(s)?
- Are any anti-tobacco messages displayed or given?
Anti-smoking poster/billboard Comment by actor/actress
No smoking sign Visual clue by actor/actress
Other (Please specify)
- How would you rate the movie in terms of tobacco use?
It's great. Little or no tobacco is used and/or there is a strong anti-tobacco message.
Not bad. There is a little tobacco use.
So, so. There is a lot of tobacco use and it is shown in a positive way.
Definitely not cool. It's hard to find a scene without tobacco use and it shows up in some situations where it shouldn't be.
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