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Rock & A Hard Place 360: Teens and recidivism

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December 31, 2017

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Brought to you by Ovrture, the Virtual Reality Division of 44 Blue Productions (Lockup,Nightwatch), comes a groundbreaking 360 Video film that chronicles a day in the life of the “Cadets” in Miami Dade County Boot Camp’s “platoon” of youth offenders, from 4am Wake Up to 8pm Lights Out.

More than 20 years ago, Florida’s Miami Dade County created a new kind of youth offender program with unprecedented success. Only 11% of the convicted felons who graduate from the county’s world renowned Boot Camp Program will end up back behind bars, in contrast to the 75% of inmates in the United States that will return after release within three years.

Those who graduate earn will their freedom - but the journey to earn that redemption will be the hardest they ever take.

Produced by Ovrture

Executive Producer: Mike Drachkovitch

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