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Youth Digital Filmmakers
The Youth Digital Filmmakers, one component of the larger “California Stories: How I See It” initiative, is a partnership of the California Council for the Humanities and ZeroDivide. BAVC acts as a programmatic, editorial, technical, and distribution consultant to this series of eight youth media projects throughout the state. These projects are engaging a variety of young Californians in making films about what they see and experience. Central to each film is a focus on the broad theme of “connections” and “disconnections.” The projects were guided by experienced project directors, award-winning filmmakers and humanities experts. The completed films were screened locally in the young people’s communities, broadcast on cable television channels and are available for viewing on various websites.
For a list of the media projects and organizations, visit
http://www.calhum.org/programs/ydf_special.htm
To view some of the videos, and read case studies about their distribution, please click here or click on one of the thumbnails at the top of the page.
