12-year-old Vancouver student Mac Harmon knows how to spread a message. Through his website, 316Mackie.ca, he raises awareness for important issues using self-produced public service announcements. Although he has been producing videos from a young age, his recent fame began last year when his teacher asked him to create an anti-bullying video for a class project. After that first video he kept going, and has now also addressed important issues including racism and homelessness.
Mac directs and edits all of his videos. He hopes to one day make movie production his career.
Mac is also a strong supporter of Pink Day, an event in Canada that raises awareness for victims of bullying. Mac explained that he felt bullying was wrong, and he strongly supports this event. “On Pink Day I wore pink pants!” he said.
Overall, Mac’s videos are an excellent example of a student who is trying to make a difference. He is proud of his work and is excited to share it with others.
“Tell your friends about the videos!” exclaimed Mac.
Listen below to Mac Harmon talk with Edward Town Middle School students Brittany, Jordan, and Danielle.
Mac directs and edits all of his videos. He hopes to one day make movie production his career.
Mac is also a strong supporter of Pink Day, an event in Canada that raises awareness for victims of bullying. Mac explained that he felt bullying was wrong, and he strongly supports this event. “On Pink Day I wore pink pants!” he said.
Overall, Mac’s videos are an excellent example of a student who is trying to make a difference. He is proud of his work and is excited to share it with others.
“Tell your friends about the videos!” exclaimed Mac.
Listen below to Mac Harmon talk with Edward Town Middle School students Brittany, Jordan, and Danielle.
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