Class Description In this three day workshop, students will learn the basics of how to make a short narrative film, including creating an original story, recording scenes, and editing the final production. Students will generate story ideas and make a production plan. They will use video and audio equipment to film scenes. Finally, they will […]
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Class Description Learning Objectives: in this class, students will learn about Session Structure
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Class Description In this class, students will explore the cultural traditions of Native Indigenous horse painting and symbolism, with a special focus on Aaniiih (Gros Ventre) and Nakoda (Assiniboine) traditions. Students will learn about the historical and spiritual significance of horses in several Native Indigenous cultures, traditional paint and natural material preparation, and symbolic meanings
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Students will create a documentary video to support the Harlem School District’s SoFi Game Changers Challenge application. Over 9 weeks, participants will learn filming, editing, and social media skills while advocating for upgraded athletic facilities. This unique project combines hands-on media production with real-world community impact, empowering students to make a positive and lasting change
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Class Description In this introductory session, students will learn the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking while developing a deeper understanding of the sensitive history of Indian boarding schools. Guided by Nakota elder Donovan Archambault and other Tribal elders and boarding school survivors, the class will begin by building a foundation of respect and cultural awareness. Students
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