From left, Emmy-winning director Alan Weiss goes over a script for narrators Dre Creer and Ashlyn Marler, members of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions, before recording.
Cameraman Rick Lavon, who recently helped Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) film a public service announcement, adjusts his camera.
Producer David Lauterbach, left, and Ashlyn Marler ask director Alan Weiss, not pictured, a question before recording narration for a public service announcement.
Elise Drennan, a recent Denham Springs High graduate and member of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions, works on her sketch of a superhero that will be featured in an upcoming public service announcement.
Director Alan Weiss, right, and Elise Drennan go over the superhero sketches for an upcoming public service announcement.
Alan Weiss, center, begins a night of shooting with members of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions by going over the script.
Grace Stevens, left, a former member of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions, explains how she came up with the idea for a public service announcement featuring superheroes.
Payton Onellion, right, a member of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions, gets ready to be interviewed by director Alan Weiss.
Ray Riley, right, a former member of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions, gets interviewed by a film crew from Alan Weiss Productions.
Denham Springs High student Seth Bowden, center, answers questions for an upcoming behind-the-scenes look into the making of a national public service announcement.
Members of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions take a break from the filming of their upcoming public service announcement.
Director Alan Weiss, right, explains the scene for a public service announcement to a student during filming on Thursday, May 31. In this scene, the student is being told to change a tire at night.
