I don’t think anyone can deny that this has been a rough year and for some a devasting year. We have been bombarded with bad news on a constant basis. If you take a look, you can always find a silver lining, a bright side to every circumstance. That’s what I challenged my Intermediate Film students with. Share one positive
For many of us there is excitement in the air. I’m especially looking forward to meeting, in-person, all the new students and returning students. For the Freshman, they have an added hurdle in that they have never been on our campus. Where are your classes? How do you get there? What if I need to go to nurse or the
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Studio 652 News reporter, Kyle Pastor, takes a personal view on the subject of Social Media and Mental Health. https://youtu.be/vBUF8w1r-dg
By Haley Peterson As an educator, how many times have you heard students ask why schools don’t teach things like how to file taxes or some other reasonable life skill necessary to successfully master “adulting”? Basic life skills like how to clean a bathroom or sign an apartment lease may not always be part of the curriculum, but that doesn’t
This week the Intro and Intermediate film class are analyzing one of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpieces – Rope. The two main topics are the “One-Shot” and the character development. Rope is about two young men in New York City who, as an intellectual exercise, commit the perfect murder. Brandon Shaw (played by John Dall) and Philip Morgan (played by Farley Granger) strangle
In my classes, we use a wonderful communication app called Band. The following article was shared via that app. Hope you enjoy it. As a leader, storytelling is a skill you need. There are so many reasons why this skill is invaluable, but let’s begin with a story of my own to set the tone… During the closing session of
I’m proud to announce the next episode of Studio 652 News. The student news team did an excellent job putting this episode together. The students have some exciting stories for you. For more on Studio 652 News click here. STORIES – Jan 2021 Sleep Habits Hybrid Model Overcoming Obstacles Film/Broadcasting Class Student Activism
Our motto for all my classes is “We Are All Storytellers.” This piggybacks on the truth that everyone has a story. I’ve heard that Fred Rogers carried a quote in his wallet that stated, “There isn’t anyone you couldn’t love once you’ve heard their story.” The origin of the quote is attributed to Mary Lou Kownacki. I teach storytelling via FILM
HONORABLE MENTION The Gift of Christmas Spirit – Khalia Gatlin The Spoiled One – Gavish Sachdeva BEST MICROFILM FIRST PLACE – Twins The Season, Josiah & De Micah Morris. SECOND PLACE – Lies, Joyce Chung THIRD PLACE – Dear Diary, Brendan Franklin OTHER TOP VOTED Welcome to Thanksgiving – Elizabeth Lara Lifes Book – Jason Ramirez Wishlist – Ashley Henan The Little