Our Digital Histories program for the 2017-2018 season started last weekend, with returning filmmakers and a few new faces. A video production and storytelling program for senior citizens created in 2003, Digital Histories showcases the unique voices and perspectives of our seniors by sharing their stories with generations to come.
Read MoreSummertime is usually an exciting time for Visual Communications (VC), as we bring aboard students from different schools to be part of the VC Family. Learn more about our VC Exhibitions and Programming Intern Heidi Kim, who came to us through the Getty Multicultural Undergraduate Internship Program.
Read MoreSummertime is usually an exciting time for Visual Communications (VC), as we bring aboard students from different schools to be part of the VC Family. Learn more about VC Archives Intern Jacy Duan and her thoughts on the intern field trip to the "Roots: Asian American Movements in Los Angeles 1968-80s" exhibit at the Chinese American Museum.
Read MoreSummertime is usually an exciting time for Visual Communications (VC), as we bring aboard students from different schools to be part of the VC Family. Learn more about our VC Social Media and Marketing Intern Melody Chen, who came to us through the LA County Arts Commission Arts Internship Program.
Read MoreLearn about one of our past AWC alumni from Class of 2016, Faroukh Virani, who directed the short film "Sameer and the Giant Samosa." The Armed with a Camera (AWC) Fellowship is now accepting submissions for its 2017-2018 cycle. The deadline is Friday, Oct 6th.
Read More"Pacific Cine Waves," a special program of cinematic works by and about Pacific Islander filmmakers, will be showcased as part of a first-of-its-kind collaboration between Visual Communications, the nation’s premier Asian Pacific American media arts center, FYI Films, an innovative media training program for at-risk youths, and the UCLA Asian American Studies Center.
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