'Black Swan's Darren Aronofsky directs four anti-meth videos - Watch

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Darren Aronofsky has filmed four public service announcement videos to show the effects of meth use on teenagers.

The Black Swan director was asked by agency Organic and production house Wild Plum to shoot four 30-second PSAs as part of the Meth Project, reports Mediabistro.

The Meth Project's PSAs aim to "reduce first-time meth use with [their] hard-hitting and graphic portrayals".

One video shows a girl after slitting her wrists in an attempt to commit suicide, while another video shows a boy exchanging sex for money.

The PSAs are apparently going to air on television.

Aronofsky has also directed a video for Lou Reed and Metallica'srecent Lulu project.

Reed said: "I have loved Darren Aronofsky since he did Pi. I hope I can be his next Black Swan."

Watch Darren Aronofsky's four anti-meth PSAs for the Meth Project below: