The Young Filmmakers Club
April 30, 2010
The Young Filmmakers Club® web site is a portal to connect filmmakers with the tools and techniques to make compelling films. This includes film festival links, downloadable production forms, and an instructional video series.
The instructional videos help even the most novice kids (and yes, adults find our videos extremely helpful too) create quality videos that they are proud to show.
Learn how to BUILD A MOVIE IN 9 PICTURES
Make your own Radio Diary
April 13, 2010
Anyone can make a radio diary. That’s one of the great things about them. The equipment is relatively inexpensive, and the process is not that difficult. If you or someone in your community has a story to tell, get a mic, a recorder, a pair of headphones, and get started. If you have questions, check out our reporter handbook or drop us an email. This Teen Reporter Handbook, from radiodiaries.org, can be used by anyone who wants to try conducting interviews or documenting their life for the first time.
Generation PRX
April 8, 2010
Generation PRX supports youth-produced radio. It helps youth radio groups share their work through the Public Radio Exchange (PRX), providing a space for training and feedback and bring stations to PRX to listen, license, and ultimately, broadcast.
Led by youth voices and youth leaders, Generation PRX is dedicated to youth radio distribution. Learn more
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
April 5, 2010
The Academy supports other movie-related organizations and institutions, provides opportunities for high school students – and movie fans of all ages – to further their understanding and appreciation of movies and the moviemaking process, and works to encourage interaction between the public and filmmakers of all types.
YouthArts program
April 5, 2010
Youth who participated in the YouthARTS program showed improvement in their ability to express anger appropriately and communicate effectively with adults and their peers. They gained an increased ability to work on tasks from start to finish. They engaged in less delinquent behavior, had fewer court referrals, showed an improved attitude toward school, improved self-esteem, greater self-efficacy,and had a greater resistance to peer pressure than their nonparticipating peers during the program.
Americans for the Arts has developed a special YouthARTS page at its Web site, www.artsusa.org. This is the place to go to find out more about the YouthARTS project.
How To/Cómo se hace
March 29, 2010
Youth who participated in the YouthARTS program showed improvement in their ability to express anger appropriately and communicate effectively with adults and their peers. They gained an increased ability to work on tasks from start to finish. They engaged in less delinquent behavior, had fewer court referrals, showed an improved attitude toward school, improved self-esteem, greater self-efficacy,and had a greater resistance to peer pressure than their nonparticipating peers during the program
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Science Education and outreach
Radio Diaries – Make your own radio Diary – Technical tips
The Box Animation Production Studio Online
Pixar Entertainment How we do it
conSECUENCIAS
March 18, 2010
conSECUENCIAS es parte de una serie de talleres dictados por la artista visual Alexandra Gelis en Ciudad de Panamá y Toronto, Canada en zonas de alto riesgo social. conSECUENCIAS fué realizado en Ciudad de Panamá bajo la coordinacion de Cristina Lombana, con la colaboración de la fotógrafa Rosana Lombana y la importante presencia de la artista Canadiense, Claire Egan durante su primera version en el año 2008.
La serie conSecuencias, se está presentando en el marco del Festival de Cine de Cartagena de Indias, en la programación de cine en los barrios.
La muestra se realiza en diferentes localidades de la ciudad con el fin de llegar masivamente al publico cartagenero, contando con 127 espacios, entre plazas y salones.
Las proyecciones iniciaron el viernes 26 de febrero en la Plaza de Banderas de la Villa Olimpica de Cartagena, con una masiva asistencia.
El programa de Cine en los Barrios, continuará una semana después de finalizar el FICCI, porque se presentarán las películas en la zona insular, llegando a mostrarse en las Islas del Rosario, Barú, Boca Chica, Tierra bomba, La Boquilla,manzanillo del Mar etc.
