We see a lined page with cursive text on it (looks like a paper on the American Revolution). At the top of the page is a doodle which is animated and growing as we pan off the side of the page. We pan over to a picture of a flower. The flower wilts and we see its roots grow downward. There is a manacing aspect to the dark blue and green roots. They overlap then we zoom in to see the word, "MENINGITIS". A caption below reads, "There are approximately 3,000 cases of Meningococcal Disease nationwide each year and 21 cases per 100,000 adolescents." The roots continue to grow off the letters of MENINGITIS, then thick roots are drawn over it. Next, a dawn image of a soda can flies onto the scene, spinning. It falls over and spills out more doodles. Then we see a doodle that says, "i Jason", the message of I love Jason is repeated on the page a few times. Then our page becomes a paper airplane and it flies over to a couple student desk chairs. The two chairs are pushed close together. We fly off with the paper airplane and another plane joins in until they crash together into a doodle explosion that changes into more flowing doodles. It's kind of psychedlic. We then see a shield come over and then a couple arrows hit the shield and they bend and bounce off. We scroll down to a final shot that says, "Don't leave them unprotected" in blocky outlined letters. Under that, it says, "fightmeningitis.com 1-888-580-7888 Brought to you as a public health service by sanofi pasteur".

Transcript

Adolescence is a time of great expression and curiosity. Unfortunately, it's also the time when teenagers are at risk for contracting Meningococcal Meningitis. It's a rare but life-threatening disease that's contageous and can potentially be spread by sharing soft drinks, kissing, or just being in close contact. Help keep these times the best times. Ask your doctor about ways to prevent Meningitis. Don't leave them unprotected.