Made possible by the support of people like you, teens attend free. They learn valuable life and career skills, such as how to tell fake news from real and how to produce a story using multimedia equipment. They leave with a short film for their portfolio and a work credential for their resume.
Teaching students to produce films, podcasts, and digital content.
Hands-on experience with cutting-edge digital tools.
Connecting local history with future generations.
Students receive hands-on training from industry professionals in media production, digital storytelling, and emerging technologies. This includes workshops on filmmaking, podcasting, and interactive media.
Participants apply their knowledge by producing meaningful digital projects, including short films, multimedia exhibits, and digital archives that capture local stories and innovation.
The completed projects become part of a local community's digital legacy, shared with the community through events, exhibits, and online platforms.