The video was developed after a review of factors that influence victims' reporting decisions indicated that a persuasive communication campaign would be a feasible way to stimulate victim reporting. The 12-minute video included vignettes of a rape victim's interactions with police officers, together with a woman's voice providing background information about the crime. Some of the students viewed the video; others did not. All students completed questionnaires focusing on their attitudes toward reporting, pressures to report a crime, and motivation to report. Findings suggested that the video was successful in changing the perceived likelihood of positive outcomes associated with reporting and in strengthening the perceived normative expectations of others regarding reporting. Some specific changes in the video are recommended to increase the likelihood of reporting. Tables, figure, and 32 references