A culminating event titled "Mitchell Englander's Youth Short Film Festival" was held at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State University, Northridge on May 19th, 2016. Participating school in the Making Movies that Matter program (MMtM) were able to submit a movie for review. Winning movies were shown and awards were given out. Although Vintage did not win an award, our students participating in this pilot program had a wonderful experience learning about movie making theory, hardware, and software. Many of the Vintage's MMtM student participants along with Principal, Mrs. Mourao, attending this premier event and had a wonderful time. There were Sponsor Booths, School Exhibits, Music, Refreshments, Attractions, Red Carpet, Step-and-Repeat, and Photo Ops. A big thank you to Vintage staff, Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Buck who assisted with this program and to our knowledgeable Artist in Residence, Mr. Corey Gates, who taught the MMtM lessons at Vintage. We would also like to thank Apple Computer for hosting a Movie Making Camp evening for our students and providing movie making equipment.
Want to see some of the Making Movies that Matter student movies from participating schools? According to Ron Rubin of Councilman Mitchell Englander's office, most of the films have been uploaded to YouTube and can be found by searching Making Movies that Matter. We are continuing to add more content daily.
Watch Vintage's movie called Alien Invasion below.
Thank you Mr. Diankoff for the photos.
Want to see some of the Making Movies that Matter student movies from participating schools? According to Ron Rubin of Councilman Mitchell Englander's office, most of the films have been uploaded to YouTube and can be found by searching Making Movies that Matter. We are continuing to add more content daily.
Watch Vintage's movie called Alien Invasion below.
Thank you Mr. Diankoff for the photos.
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