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Doc Workshop Premiere Screening at Time Warner: Wednesday, January 28 at 6 pm
Posted on January 5, 2009Please join us and our hosts, Luis Castro and Philip Sanchez from Arts Development at Time Warner, Inc. at this screening celebrating the newest youth-produced documentary from EVC.
EVC Celebrates Success of "Journeys" Outreach Campaign
Posted on November 4, 2008EVC's Community Engagement program has been screening Journeys Through the Red, White & Blue along with the YO-TV producers around New York, Ohio and Massachusetts. Screenings without youth producer presentations were held as well in New York and in several other states. EVC created over 600 DVDs for distribution around the country.
EVC Releases 2008-09 Catalog
Posted on September 15, 2008EVC celebrates 25 years of youth-produced media, 1984-2009.
The 2008-09 Catalog is now available for download.
Featured Videos
Shame On You: That Can Be Reused!
Running Time: 23 minutes
Shame On You: That Can Be Reused! is a must-see intergenerational documentary that explores environmental justice and recycling in NYC’s urban communities with a focus on the South Bronx.
Journeys Through the Red, White & Blue
Running Time: Full Version 35 minutes; Individual Journeys 10, 12, & 13 minutes
Journeys Through the Red, White, & Blue, a documentary produced by a team of New York City youth of color, is specifically designed to address the interests and concerns of their peers. Blending humor, plainspoken language, civics lessons, and interviews with friends, family members, local political leaders and community activists, this engaging documentary puts a face on “the youth vote.”
It's Not About Sex
Running Time: 23 minutes
This Documentary Workshop new release takes a fresh look at the prevalence of sexual assault in our contemporary society. Shocked by the statistic that more than half of all rapes happen to people under 18, student producers search for the roots of the violence.
Hip Hop: A Culture of Influence
Running Time: 28 minutes
Commissioned by the Brooklyn Museum of Art for an exhibition on Hip Hop, this documentary looks critically at Hip Hop culture while celebrating Hip Hop as a unifying force among youth of different backgrounds and communities.
Still Standing
Running Time: Full Version 50 min; Classroom Version 11 min
Still Standing is an intimate portrayal of the challenges faced by Katrina survivors as they rebuild their lives in New York City and in New Orleans. It puts a human face to the stories of corruption and incompetence that jeopardize the lives of Katrina survivors after the storm.
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