SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

SDAFF YOUTH DAYS

Youth Day is a free day of youth-oriented film screenings to educate, enlighten, and enhance students’ film literacy skills. We partner with local businesses and area high schools to draw hundreds of students interested in technology and media for a day full of film and learning at the UltraStar Mission Valley Theater. Students also have the opportunity to meet filmmakers and artists.

 

 

We invite your school to join us for Youth Day during the San Diego Asian Film Festival in November. While Youth Day is open to all local high schools, we are particularly interested in working with teachers and students in the area of film, media arts, and ethnic studies. We provide each teacher with a study guide to prepare students for Youth Day. We also provide lunch for students, and limited funding is available for transportation on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we ask each school to help with transportation as much as they can.

 

 

Past participating schools: ArtsTECH Academy, Canyon Crest Academy, Granger Junior High, Grossmont Secondary School, High Tech High, Montgomery High School, New Dawn High School, Pacific Ridge School, San Ysidro High School, School of Creative and Performing Arts, Sia Tech High School, Southwest High School, Sweetwater High School, and more.

 

 

For more information, please contact Managing Director Glenn Heath Jr. at glenn@pacarts.org or 619-400-5907.

 

 

Youth Days at SDAFF are made possible through generous sponsorships from:

ARTISTS IN SCHOOLS

Artists in Schools brings a taste of the film festival atmosphere onto high school campuses. Filmmakers and artists who are featured at the San Diego Asian Film Festival and Spring Showcase visit schools to screen their films and engage in discussions with students.

 

For more information, please contact Managing Director Glenn Heath Jr. at glenn@pacarts.org or 619-400-5907.

REEL VOICES MONARCH

Pacific Arts Movement is honored to partner with Monarch School in Barrio Logan to launch a new media arts class for high school students interested in film production and digital storytelling. The elective course begins in April 2014 and is based on our successful Reel Voices program. Students will participate in film viewing, critical analysis, story development techniques, and exercises that encourage discovery and self-expression. With a hands-on approach, students will create their own digital short stories by the end of the semester.