Kim BrattainFounder/ CEO, Kim Brattain Media · Award-winning Corporate and Documentary Film Producer

Teen Health Connection | Sexting The Big Picture 2025 Short Series

30 Jan 2026 · 3 min

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The short PSA features a teen (Speaker A) panicking after receiving an unsolicited explicit image, a comforting grandmother figure (Speaker B) who introduces the Zip Talk app, and a narrator (Speaker C) who explains the legal and emotional risks of non‑consensual sexting. The dialogue emphasizes that receiving or sending explicit pictures without consent can be illegal, triggering for trauma survivors, and constitute harassment. It urges teens to block the sender, report the image through Zip Talk, and discuss the incident with a trusted adult. The content serves both as an awareness piece about the harms of non‑consensual sexting and a promotional message for the Zip Talk app as a tool for blocking and reporting such content.

Oh my God, Grandma, I am so sorry. I promise I don't know this person. I would never—
Honey, honey, calm down. It's okay. Here, let me show you something. What you need is Zip Talk.
ZipTok? What's that?
It's a new app that stops unsolicited nudes. Isn't technology amazing? Who were you— Grandma, how do you know about that? You think you're the first girl to ever get an eggplant in her DMs? Grandma, no, not you too! Listen, it's not your fault. You didn't do anything wrong. You just gotta block 'em, honey. When someone believes they got goods worth passing around, When they're that open, ain't no talking sense into 'em. Just block 'em and poof! Who are you talking to?
Sending explicit pictures can be a crime. Zip Talk is here to help you block, but we can't have the talk. So report it when you see them and talk to a trusted adult about the problem. These non-consensual images can cause harm, be potentially triggering for those who experience sexual trauma, and be considered as harassment. Zip Talk. When they can't keep it in, report 'em and we'll zip it up for 'em.
This needs to stop. Here's how they used to send them back in my day. That's your granddaddy. What's with the cowboy hat? Hear me out though. Grandma!