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PACIFIC ARTS MOVEMENT - California Arts Council Arts Education - Artists in Schools With support from the California Arts Council, Pacific Arts Movement will continue to empower high school students to learn about the art of documentary film making through the Reel Voices Monarch program.
In 2014, our Reel Voices summer program was extended to the Monarch School, which serves students impacted by homelessness in San Diego, to develop a year round media arts curriculum that gives the opportunity to express themselves, have a successful experience, and develop valuable skills.
Pacific Arts Movement (Pac Arts) is one of the largest media arts organizations in North America, specializing in Asian American and Asian international cinema. Our flagship event, the San Diego Asian Film Festival, has emerged as a leading showcase for Asian cinema in North America and a significant platform for Asian American media.
This festival serves as a celebration of the diversity and breadth of the Asian and Pacific Islander diaspora, featuring everything from passionate independent voices and thought-provoking documentaries to major hits from Asia and work from cinema masters. In addition to the film festival, we operate Reel Voices, a program that has been empowering local high school students to master the art of documentary filmmaking since 2005.
This program includes a comprehensive 10-week summer class and a year-round partnership with Monarch School. Through Reel Voices, we inspire and equip the next generation of storytellers, teaching them technical skills like video editing software and guiding them through all stages of production.
The ultimate goal is to create socially-conscious storytellers who can authentically represent their experiences and perspectives, aligning with our mission to amplify underrepresented voices and reduce barriers to entry into the media arts. 7675 Dagget Street, Suite 360 California's 52nd congressional district Get the latest news by signing up for our newsletter!
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