Youth Sounds gives young people positive support and space to articulate how they see themselves and the world around them through video and sounds. Video enables the voice of youth to reach across audiences, for youth to become pro-active agents for change and not merely respondents. In their stories are the persistent and emerging issues that matter to them -- issues for which researchers, politicians and adults are constantly mining.
Corner Store Productions is an apprenticeship program within Youth Sounds that exposes youth to professional levels of production and the responsibilities of work. The Store's mission is to assist in sustaining youth-serving organizations in Oakland and the Bay Area through video, while bringing the unique perspective of young people to our productions. Youth are encouraged in all aspects of production, as well as editing, where appropriate.
About Native American Health Center's Urban Indian Films
Native American Health Center's Urban Indian Films is a beginning video production workshop that teaches participants how to write, direct, shoot and edit their own movie. Students will produce a complete film and gain the skills necessary to pursue video making on their own.
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