Young filmmakers capture the story and legacy of West Michigan nonprofit leaders
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Young filmmakers capture the story and legacy of West Michigan nonprofit leaders
Young filmmakers capture the story and legacy of West Michigan nonprofit leaders
In a West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology classroom, future sound engineers, directors and photographers moved like a well-oiled machine alongside film industry mentors, transforming the space into a film set.
They set up lights, cameras and audio equipment, took notes and documented behind-the-scenes content for the day’s coming video shoot.
Read the School News Network article about this opportunity in which EGRHS sophomore Maya Barris had the opportunity to participate!
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