Multimedia Center
In Street-Level's structured workshops, youth gain the tools and training to develop artistic and technical skills across a range of media art forms. Our programs promote media and news literacy, and empower youth to be agents of social change in their community.
All workshops are free, but space is limited to 15 youth per class. Pre-registration is encouraged. To register, please complete and return this on-line membership form.
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Music Video Production: Creative Visuals for Your Original MusicInstructor: James Duke
Learn to use Pro Tools, GarageBand, microphones, and musical instruments, as well as video cameras, Final Cut Pro, and After Effects. Create concepts and visuals to reinforce the message in your music. Ages 11-14 |
Video Documentary/Video Art: Defining Your CommunityInstructor: Frank Rinaldi
Produce a documentary/video art piece that investigates and celebrates a defining aspect of your community. Create songs in GarageBand to accompany your video. Learn to use Final Cut Pro, HDV, and Flip video cameras. Ages 14-22 |
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Radio Broadcast: Storytelling with SoundInstructor: Colleen Iudice
Learn some basics and not-so-basics of journalism and storytelling. Use your new skills to report or tell the story of any topic, person, or place you're interested in. Learn how to ask questions, record an interview, tell a story, and edit sound. Ages 14-22 |
Photography: Digital ExposuresInstructor: Erin Barnard
Use photography to connect and share photos with other youth across the U.S. View a variety of photographic works and develop skills and techniques in digital photography, composition, editing, and sequencing as you build a body of work. High School Students |
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Music Production: The Hero MixtapeInstructor: Jonathan Alvin
Write music and lyrics about the tough issues that surround you: be a hero! Learn to operate recording studio equipment, GarageBand, ProTools, and more. Collaborate with peers and professionals to produce a mixtape that you promote, market, and distribute. Get yourself HEARD. High School Students |
Graphic DesignInstructor: TBD
Learn the essentials of graphic design and develop your own creative product, from brainstorming to business planning. Ages 14–22 |
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