Rothstein Associates Inc.

BOMB THREAT - VIDEO
by Emergency Film Group

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VHS or DVD Video, plus 28-page Model Procedures Guide.

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"Bomb Threat" is a 25-minute video designed for security and maintenance
personnel,
school officials, building management, government officials, fire and police, crisis
management teams, and others who may respond to bomb threats as a part of
their duties.
Produced by Emergency Film Group

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“Although bomb threats are annoying and disruptive, they must be taken seriously.
Attempted
bombings, bomb threats and anthrax-type scares can cause panic in organizations
whose
personnel are not prepared to handle such situations. If the response to a threat is
mismanaged, the result can be greater disruption of activities and greater hazards
to
personnel and property. By developing a bomb incident plan, organizations can
take charge
of the situation and lessen the impact of the threat.”

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ABOUT THE PROGRAM

“"Bomb Threat" is a video with accompanying Model Procedures Guide, designed
for
building management, security officials, crisis management teams, schools,
government
officials, fire and police, and others who may receive bomb threats or who may
respond to
bomb threats as a part of their duties. The program explains about the type of
locations
bombers are most likely to target and outlines a series of steps that building
management
can take to harden the site against becoming a potential target.

“Major elements of a bomb incident plan are described, including telephone
answering
procedures; chain of command; setting up a command center; developing a
communications
plan; alerting procedures; evacuation procedures; and search procedures. The
program tells
what questions should be asked of the threat-maker, and what else the call-taker
should be
alert for in order to substantiate the threat and perhaps identify the caller.

“The responsibilities of the on-site emergency manager are explained, and the
factors that
will help the emergency manager decide whether to call for an evacuation. The
concepts of
coded alerts and low-profile searches are explained. The role of the bomb squad,
including
equipment used, is detailed, and the roles of police & fire departments are
described. Other
topics covered include anthrax scares, 'safe' locations, recognizing a potential
bomb,
searching for secondary devices, hazmat teams, and re-occupying the building.
“The 28-page Model Procedures Guide will help in the preparation of a bomb
incident plan
tailored to a specific jurisdiction.

"Bomb Threat" was filmed in schools, office complexes, and industrial locations
with the
assistance of bomb squads, security officers, school administrators, office building
managers, fire fighters, and state and local police.”

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ABOUT THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

“Emergency Film Group programs are created with the assistance of leaders in
emergency
response training. Technical committee members for "Bomb Threat" include the
following
authorities:
- Manny Aljazirer, Refinery Fire Chief, Corpus Christi, TX
- Sgt. Paul Damery, Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad
- Det. Jim Geibel, Baltimore County Police Dept. Bomb Squad
- Doc Hall, Consultant, Tactical Group International
- Capt. Richard McKee, Bomb Squad Cdr., Prince George Cty. (MD) Fire
Dept.
- Jack Murphy, Vice Chairman, NYC Fire Safety Directors for High-Rise
Business
Buildings
- Doug Pfeninger, past President, MA Secondary School Administrators
Assoc.;
past
principal, Dartmouth Middle School; Middle level Consultant.
- Alice Pfeninger, Principal, Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational
Technical
High
School

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ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS

“Gordon Massingham, director. Principal creative person behind some 150
emergency
response training films and videos, which have garnered 100 awards in antional and
international competition. More than 100,000 copies of these programs train
emergency
responders around the world.

“Greg Gagnon, editor. Greg has worked as a producer, director and videographer in
New
England since 1987. His work has apeared on various television stations as well as
MTV.
Greg has also worked at Avid Technology supporting their line of non-linear
systems.

“Michael Cataldo, assistant director. Mike has worked on more than 30
Emergency Film
Group productions, supervising such activities as special effects, locations, sets,
and props.
He also works as a production designer and art director.

“Shirley Ayers, script writer. Shirley has been writing leader's guides and
promotional
material for Emergency Film Group programs since 1991. She also serves as
marketing
manager, with responsibilities for the web presence, Dispatch newsletter, database
management and catalog production.”

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ABOUT THE EMERGENCY FILM GROUP

“Emergency Film Group, a division of the Detrick Lawrence Corp., was established
to
distribute quality training films for emergency response and right to know
education. Firmly
committed to accuracy, EFG uses the best qualified advisors and production
crews to
ensure
that programs are not only exciting to watch, but are also accurate in every detail.

“EFG's worldwide list of customers range from the largest petrochemical
companies, to
government agencies, to small town fire departments.”

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1999, VHS Video. 25 minutes.
Order #DR565-VHS

SPECIAL ORDER ITEM. Not returnable.

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Also Available on DVD, Order #DR565-DVD.

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Available in other video formats: PAL, SECAM, Beta, 16mm, 3/4 inch
Umatic.
Contact
info@rothstein.com for pricing and availability.

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