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Intensive, 16 week workshop with TVbyGIRLS
TVbyGIRLS would like to invite girls, 12 – 17, with an interest in media and filmmaking to apply for a position in our Next Step program.
Next Step is an intensive 16 week workshop for girls who are inspired by the idea of making creative films to share with people around the world. Only twenty girls will be invited to join this program.
The girls in Next Step will work together to make films and design a pilot for a broadcast television series called TVbyGIRLS which will feature exceptional film and video work made by girls.
Click here for more information and to apply.
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TVbyGIRLS
3404 Pleasant Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
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Freeze Frame #5
   
TVbyGIRLS is all about new perspectives. We know how fun it is to skylark with an idea and look at it in lots of different ways. So do our new friends, Tiny Circus.
Tiny Circus is a group we met working with the Minnesota History Center. Leah, Molly and Barbara spent two days with this imaginative group from Grinnell, Iowa. We learned how to make cool stop motion films. Something we are going to continue to do in our workshops with girls across Minnesota.
Tiny Circus works with communities across the country to create “the other histories of the world”. Quirky, imaginative, reinventions of how something came to be. Ever wonder about the history of smiles? Or of Popcorn? Or of Maps?
What history do you think about? History of giggles? History of clouds? History of ink?
TVbyGIRLS (and ten other people we had never met) discovered the hidden truth of The History of Pillows. Then, the film version was shared with St. Paul on a lovely summer evening with lots of people sitting on a grassy knoll at the Minnesota History Center.
Our movie was projected outside from Tiny Circus’ remodeled airstream trailer. A perfect evening.
Check it out here and see some of the other histories.
You can also find photos from our venture (and others) on Tiny Circus' blog
Another exciting note:
Four of TVbyGIRLS works were accepted into the Citizen Jane Film Festival in Missouri. Accepted films will be screened at their festival in Columbia, Missouri from Friday, OCTOBER 16 – Sunday, OCTOBER 18, 2009.
You can those videos here:
VIEW, "New Orleans" | "Siblings"| "GO RUN"| "Humpty Dumpty"| + MORE VIDEOS
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