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New Year - New Tools!

Happy New School Year!

The Instructional Multimedia Department has been busy updating resources so that educators and students have the most up-to-date instructional multimedia offerings!

Have you seen the updated Video On Demand database?  Safari Montage's interface and content have been updated.  Remember School House Rock?  You can now access this engaging content right through Video On Demand.  

New Content:

Can Do: Stop Motion I

Some of the most important things to teach students is that they can do the things they are learning in school at home. In this Can Do series, we'll share one of the projects we're currently involved with, creating stop motion animations.  There are lots of topics and ideas you can use for making a stop motion animation of your own right at home.   ere's a list of a few things that you can use to get started:

Louder Than a Bomb

 

Louder Than a Bomb

 

A film about passion, competition, teamwork and trust. It's about the joy of being young and the pain of growing up. It's about speaking out, making noise and finding your voice.

It also just happens to be about poetry.

Includes a performance by Slam High, a Rochester-based slam poetry team.

Date: Saturday, April 30
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Nazareth College Arts Center

Tickets are available online at film360365.com/festival or at the door.

All proceeds benefit the Rochester Teen Film Festival and Summer Film Camp.

For more information, contact Dr. Brian Bailey at 585-755-7503 or bbailey2@naz.edu.

School of Education | Nazareth College | 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618
www.naz.edu/education | schoolofed@naz.edu | phone 585-389-2997 | fax 585-389-2628

2011 Rochester Teen Film Festival and Filmmaking Camp

The Rochester Teen Film Festival

The Rochester Teen Film Festival is an annual celebration of youth filmmakers brought to you by 360 | 365 and Nazareth College. The purpose of the festival is to honor the work of urban, suburban and rural teenagers and give them an opportunity to share their stories with each other and the Greater Rochester Community. All submissions will be judged by a jury and finalists will be selected to have their films shown at the Little Theatre on August 3, 2011.

The festival is open to all 13 – 18 year olds in the Greater Rochester area.

Filmmaking Camp for Rochester Youth

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