"This excellent video (DUI:Dead in 5 Seconds) is a mesmerizing tearjerker. It shows the tragic realities of drunk driving, and is a must purchase for both school and public libraries." - Booklist

"I was shocked by the fact that Tasha (Picking Up the Pieces) went through all of this and actually survived— it's so amazing" -Helen, High School Senior, Ripon, Wisconsin

"We also showed the movie Jane ... it seemed to have quite an impact on the students." -Robin Thomas, DUI Coordinator, Picayune Police Department, Mississippi.

"If the students in the schools don't learn from the video Just Call Me Crash, nothing will teach them" - Liberty County Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, Liberty, Texas.

"I think that Just Call Me Crash needs to be shown to other youths that are having problems with drugs and alcohol. By far this is the most eye opening video that I have ever seen. - Teen Recruit, Pinellas County Sheriff's Dept. Boot Camp, Clearwater, Florida.

"The story of It's Not An Accident will stay with my classes better than anything else I can give them on drinking and driving. " - Joe Brull, Ace Driving School, California.

"When I showed It's Not An Accident, there was a silence I have not heard in a classroom in a long time. The students were really into this movie; some of the girls and even some of the boys were in tears." - Vikki Salazar, Loves Safe Driving School, California.