Fellows Program
Free, multi-year visual storytelling course for young artists.
Ghetto Film School is a nonprofit arts education and youth development organization. Its free, multi-year Fellows Program teaches visual storytelling to young artists in New York, Los Angeles, and London. The school serves people ages 14 to 34 through introductory education for high school students and early career support for alumni and young professionals. Students learn filmmaking and develop their creative voices. GFS also identifies and connects emerging talent with resources to advance their careers, and creates professional experiences and job placements for students, alumni, and its Roster community. The organization partners with leaders in arts, education, and business. It was founded in 2000 and has bases in New York, Los Angeles, and London.
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Free, multi-year visual storytelling course for young artists.
Connects emerging talent with resources and job opportunities.
Introductory education programs for high school students.
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