Dr. Cravin's Formula for Great Storytelling (Edu./Ad VHS)

This is pretty bizarre. Dr. Cravin was an advertising mascot for Domino's Pizza in the 1990s. He was a living action figure who attempted to steal pizzas as Domino's delivered them to customers. Well, in 1999, he also starred in an educational video distributed to elementary schools in order to teach the students how to write a story. His attempts to get pizza (allegedly) illustrated the five elements of a story. It was actually presented by Domino's Pizza, which is surprising because mixing advertising with children's entertainment has always been a touchy subject (for example, the animated series Linus the Lionhearted, which starred cereal mascots from the primary sponsor Post, was cancelled in 1969 due to an FCC ruling forbidding a children's show's characters from appearing in commercials during the show), so it's even weirder that an educational  presentation used in public schools would be allowed to double as a commercial.

I came across this by chance when Googling the Dr. Cravin commercials in hopes of finding in-depth information on them. I can only find two sources. One is the VHS cassette's entry on WorldCat. The other is a very small page on the web site of the production company, TVA Media Group. It doesn't have much information: the one picture on the page is broken and won't display, and the title of the video isn't even mentioned.

WorldCat lists two libraries when my ZIP code is input, but one of them is a school, so the public likely can't access it, and the second is 77 miles away.