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Ep. 262 - Akron Film Brings Opioid Crisis to the Silver Screen
Ep. 262 - Akron Film Brings Opioid Crisis to the Silver Screen
Ep. 262 - Akron Film Brings Opioid Crisis to the Silver Screen
Friday 22nd November 2019
Discover how Jeremie Campbell turned Akron's opioid struggles into a hopeful film project. Listen to his inspiring journey now.
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Get the buttons here!Jeremie Campbell's Mission: Turning Akron's Opioid Struggles into Cinematic Hope
It shows virtue, her feature, and it scorns her own image. So you know, it is a heightened reality, but in the end it all comes full circle and there's light at the end of the tunnel, if you will.
Imagine leaving your hometown to chase Hollywood dreams, only to be pulled back by a crisis devastating your community. That's the story of Jeremie Campbell, an actor, writer, and filmmaker from Akron, Ohio. After a successful high school football career, Jeremie moved to Hollywood, landing roles in films like 'Spartan' and 'Bicycle Dreams'. But the opioid epidemic that plagued Akron followed him, taking the lives of his childhood friends.
In this episode of Cover 2 Resources, Jeremie shares how he decided to channel his grief and experiences into a powerful film project. His screenplay, inspired by real-life events, tells the story of four friends navigating the perils of addiction in Akron. Through this film, Jeremie aims to shine a light on the opioid crisis and bring hope to those affected. He’s not just making a movie; he's creating a platform for awareness and change.
Join Jeremie as he discusses his journey, the impact of addiction on his community, and his vision for a diverse cast that represents Northeast Ohio. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how art can drive social change and offer solace to those battling addiction.