Vintage is pleased to announce that we have been selected to participate in Councilman Mitch Englander's Making Movies that Matter grant for a 3rd year. This program will be held after school on Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting January 30th through May (date TBD). Applications go out Tuesday, January16th and are due back no later than Monday, January 22 (no late submittals will be accepted). Twenty-four students will be selected to participate.
This free, unique art program partners participating schools with an experienced film making Artists-in-Residence (AIR) who will teach students the basics of filmmaking and the art of storytelling. Students will experience shooting videos using an iPhone and editing in iMovie creating original films in four possible categories: animation, documentary, public service announcement and live action. Vintage students will work in small groups to produce videos to submit to the MMtM Short Youth Film Festival which will take place in May (to be announced).
Click here for Application and Letter to Parents
For more information about the program click here: Councilman Englander's - Making Movies that Matter
Examples of winning elementary school videos:
Making Movies that Matter: "OMG Is That a Tornado" by VINTAGE STEM MAGNET (2017 Winner of the Best PSA at the Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "Countries To Countries" by Plummer Elementary (2017 Winner of Best Documentary Film at the Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "Trash Trouble" by Mayall Elementary" (2017 Overall Best Film Winner for Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "What Does This Button Do" by Carlos Santana Arts Academy (2017 Winner of Best Animation Film at the Elementary School Level).
For a full list of movies submitted to the 2017 festival, click here.
This free, unique art program partners participating schools with an experienced film making Artists-in-Residence (AIR) who will teach students the basics of filmmaking and the art of storytelling. Students will experience shooting videos using an iPhone and editing in iMovie creating original films in four possible categories: animation, documentary, public service announcement and live action. Vintage students will work in small groups to produce videos to submit to the MMtM Short Youth Film Festival which will take place in May (to be announced).
Click here for Application and Letter to Parents
For more information about the program click here: Councilman Englander's - Making Movies that Matter
Examples of winning elementary school videos:
Making Movies that Matter: "OMG Is That a Tornado" by VINTAGE STEM MAGNET (2017 Winner of the Best PSA at the Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "Countries To Countries" by Plummer Elementary (2017 Winner of Best Documentary Film at the Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "Trash Trouble" by Mayall Elementary" (2017 Overall Best Film Winner for Elementary School Level)
Making Movies that Matter: "What Does This Button Do" by Carlos Santana Arts Academy (2017 Winner of Best Animation Film at the Elementary School Level).
For a full list of movies submitted to the 2017 festival, click here.
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