10.1.21 - SS - Monsters Within_ Manifesting Mental Illness - Presentation

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This document summarizes an online event hosted by Art with Impact about mental illness and horror films. The event featured discussions with a guest about portrayals of mental illness in horror and clips from three films. Participants were invited to reflect on how the clips made them feel and what they showed about "monsters." At the end, participants acknowledged feelings or issues within themselves and could provide feedback via an evaluation.

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Welcome to
Sanctuary
Space!
Today’s event:
Monsters Within:
Manifesting Mental Illness

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BROUGHT TO YOU BY
Campus workshops • Monthly short ﬁlm competition
Short ﬁlm production grants • Global community

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Your AWI Co-Host
Andrew Kirschner (he/him)
- AWI Managing Director
- Musician / performing artist
- Mental health advocate
- Puppy uncle (and real uncle)
- Pumpkin carver

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Your AWI Co-Host
- AWI Community Manager
- Special Effects Makeup Artist
- Mental Wellness Advocate
- Halloween-year-round advocate
Cat Tanchanco (she/her)

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HERE’S THE PLAN
● Introduce our special guest!
● Watch and discuss three horror clips.
○ (Spoiler alert!)
● Explore a healing and self-growth practice.
● Evaluation (and a chance to enter to win a
$25 Amazon gift card!)

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2 WAYS TO ENGAGE
We welcome your participation!
POLLS: respond
to a Poll when
prompted
#1
CHAT BOX: Use the
Public Chat to connect
with the whole group
#2

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For technical
assistance, ask…
Look for the person whose name begins with
AWI Support and Private Chat them with any issues.

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HEADS UP
● Mental health is personal – YOU are the expert
on your own experience.
● We are online - this is a public, shared space.
● We are recording this session.
● A special note about horror.
● Please take care of yourself however you need,
including accessing the Shared Notes or
asking for help.

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For mental health
support, ask…
Look for *Beth Killian
and Private Chat them for one-on-one support.

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Our Guest Today
Madeleine Koestner
(she/her)
- Unnamed Footage
Festival Founder &
Programmer
- Virtual party planner
- Avid reader of scary
books
- Pro Wrestling fan

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HOW OFTEN DO YOU
WATCH HORROR
MOVIES?
A
B
All the time, any
time!
I have to be in a
certain mindset...
C
Nope, nope, nope!
Reality TV, for me!

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Why do you
watch horror?
Horror ﬁlms don't create fear. They release it. I
like to address the fears of my culture. I believe
it's good to face the enemy, for the enemy is fear.
— Wes Craven
We make up horrors to help us
cope with the real ones.”
— Stephen King
“
“

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What are some of your
favorite horror ﬁlms or
TV shows?

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How is mental
illness portrayed in
the horror genre?

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Clip from “The Ring”
Directed by Gore Verbinski
2002
CONTENT HEADS UP
Disturbing imagery, mentions of child abuse,
psychiatric hospital depiction, discussion of violence,
stigma

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#Movies4MentalHealth
Take a deep breath.

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#Movies4MentalHealth
HOW ARE YOU FEELING AFTER
WATCHING THIS CLIP?
A Hopeful
C
B
D
E
Sad
Angry or
Frustrated
Overwhelmed
Worried or
Anxious

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Why this
clip?

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What stood out to you about the
representation of “monsters” in
this clip?

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Clip from “Black Swan”
Directed by Darren Aronofsky
2010
CONTENT HEADS UP
Psychosis, anxiety, self-harm, graphic violence + blood,
hallucinations / delusions, emotional and verbal abuse

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What did you think?
How did you feel?

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How can leaning into
mental illness help us heal?

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Clip from “Babadook”
Directed by Jennifer Kent
2014
CONTENT HEADS UP
Intense imagery, “jump scare” (1m20s) involving
loud growling and fearful shouting

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#Movies4MentalHealth
What differences / similarities did
you notice about the representation
of “monsters” in this clip versus
The Ring and Black Swan?

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#Movies4MentalHealth
Acknowledging our
monsters within.

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#Movies4MentalHealth
Name, acknowledge, or
deﬁne a “monster” you are
feeling.

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#Movies4MentalHealth
What would you like to
say to to your “monster”?

#Poetry4MentalHealth
#Movies4MentalHealth
#Poetry4MentalHealth
Please ﬁll out
the evaluation!
@artwithimpact
info@artwithimpact.org
You can enter for a chance to
win a $25 Amazon gift card!
Evaluation responses will
remain separate and
anonymous.
Scan me!

#Poetry4MentalHealth
#Movies4MentalHealth
Stay connected!
Madeleine Koestner
@dvdboxset
Cat Tanchanco
@audfaced
Andrew Kirschner
@ankirschner

#Poetry4MentalHealth
#Movies4MentalHealth
#Poetry4MentalHealth
Stay in touch!
...and don’t forget to
copy/paste the
resources in the Shared
Notes!
@artwithimpact
info@artwithimpact.org

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23. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth What did you think? How did you feel?

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26. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth Take a deep breath.

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30. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth What differences / similarities did you notice about the representation of “monsters” in this clip versus The Ring and Black Swan?

31. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth Acknowledging our monsters within.

32. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth Name, acknowledge, or deﬁne a “monster” you are feeling.

33. #Poetry4MentalHealth #Movies4MentalHealth What would you like to say to to your “monster”?

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