Documentary Showcase: Modified Social Media Toolkit

Film Description

Modified showcases the battle raging between private citizens who demand the right to know what is in the foods we eat and the food and chemical corporations who seek to profit by keeping their controversial practices out of the public eye.

This toolkit is made to provide you resources you can use to promote Modified all across social media.

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Documentary Showcase: Modified
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Social Resources

Film link:

DocShowcase.TV/Modified

Official social channels:

Facebook.com/DocShowcase
Instagram.com/DocShowcase
Twitter.com/DocShowcase

Hashtags:

‎#DocShowcase
‎#Modified ‎#GMO

YouTube channel:

YouTube.com/Scientology

Vimeo channel:

Vimeo.com/ScientologyTV

Social media kit:

DocShowcase.TV/ModifiedKit

YouTube Video Link

‘Modified’ Film, Fresh Food, GMO Food, Non-GMO Food in United States & Canada (00:36)

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