Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet

Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet is a film retelling the fable of “The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing.” The animation teaches children that people online may not be who they seem. Funded by a Merit Grant from The Ferris Foundation, the project is intended to instill behaviors in children that will help prevent them from becoming victims of cyber predators. Students in Assistant Professor of Social Work Elizabeth Post’s class wrote the film’s script. Members of the Alpha Psi Omega Theater Honor Society provided voiceovers. A team from the Music and Entertainment Business program, led by Assistant Professor Paul Kwant, is providing the film’s musical score, and Sports Entertainment Hospitality Management Adjunct Instructor and university Coalition Against Slavery co-chair Karen Kiio provided operational assistance.

Executive Producer and Project Coordinator
Hira Herrington, PhD, College of Business

Actors
Colin Assink
Voca Ford
Lilia Herdegen
April Wilson

Narrator
Kathryn Meidt

Professor in Charge of Script
Elizabeth Post, MSW, College of Arts and Sciences

Writers
Alicia Drumm
Megan Monroe
Sarah Nestell
Taylor Shaver

Music and Sound Supervisor
Paul Kwant, MS, College of Business

Recording Engineer
Steven Schaefer

Music Consultant
Katlin Merby

Accounts
Patty Terryn

Special thanks to Ferris State University’s Coalition Against Slavery
Co-Chairs
Karyn Kiio, MS, College of Business
Elizabeth Post, MSW, College of Arts and Sciences

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[lanaford]

Great video. Hopefully, parents and teachers will share with their students.

[thesephiam]

I’ve been looking for a video to explain the dangers of not maintaining anonymity on the internet to my kids for the last 2 hours. This video will work perfectly thank you.

[aaronsworldofcompletefreed]

This is a WAY better depiction of something that could happen.