A film produced and directed by Bill Parker of Hindsight Media for the Boston 48-hour Film Festival. The cast and crew was comprised of a group of awesome folks who work in education and technology, including my BFF Frank Devito. I worked on the screenplay and had a bit role. The rest of the talented crew/cast included Bill’s daughter, Quentin, Lew Warren, Deidre Collins, and Richard Pilcher.
Better Off Dad from Cindy Rodriguez on Vimeo.
(Yes, Emerson owns a castle in the Netherlands.)
“Life’s A Happy Song” – Kasteel Well Spring 2013 from Brandon Cardwell on Vimeo.
What do a group of students from Emerson decide to do amid finals? A musical act, of course. This is one reason why I LOVE Emerson. Emerson students are innately creative, upbeat, and full of life. I see several of my former students in this video: Renée Deschene, Courtney Tharp, Xandra Fileccia, Jackie Pauley, Mary Quigley and Beth Treffeisen. Great job, guys. One day I hope to teach at the castle!
This video is narrated by Ed Asner and animated by Mike Konopacki. It was written and directed by Fred Glass for the California Federation of Teachers.
This is a terrific video for budding writers.
Such a fantastic panel, including Kim McLarin, Phillip Martin, the brilliant Kenneth J. Cooper and me.
Callie Crossley continues to amaze me with her wit and her ability to keep the conversation focused. It was my second appearance on the WGBH-TV program.
AIJI participants, Will Ferrell, and me. (Photo by Janine Harris)
Below are highlights of the work done by students who participated in the American Indian Journalism Institute in June. We worked long hours for 10 straight days, but it was fun. It was amazing to watch how quickly these energetic budding journalists took to creating video packages.
AIJI has been helping young people realize their dream of becoming journalists since 2001. The program offers a mix of theoretical and practical workshops, as well as real-world experience in newsrooms. It is underwritten by the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute.
