In partnership with The Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic Rec Room, this online filmmaking workshop hosted by See Stories will give Homer youth have the opportunity to channel their creativity, find their voice, and uplift their communities through the power of digital storytelling.

Aligning with the Alaska Children’s Trust’s vision for all Alaska children to grow up safe, healthy, and equipped to achieve their dreams, this workshop provides a supportive environment for participants to craft impactful stories while developing practical creative skills. Over the course of the virtual sessions, students will learn story arc, camera operation, lighting, audio recording, and video editing by creating their own 3-5 minute short film. Workshop instructor will foster a spirit of collaboration, uplifting and constructive feedback, and belief in every young person’s unique perspective and talents. The workshop culminates in a film screening that celebrates the next generation of indie filmmakers. Throughout the process, Alaska youth will gain confidence in their ability to produce films that spread awareness, understanding, hope and vision for their communities.

Find out more about the Rec Room at https://kbfpc.org/what-we-do/rec-room/

This workshop is funded by the Alaska Children’s Trust.