Description

The experience and perspectives of young people do not figure as prominently as they should in our discourse about the state and future of cities.  Film and new media provide a rich and immediate way for youth to convey their insights. This program features a collection of incredible short works all created by – or for – young people ranging from middle school to young adults.  Panelists include youth filmmakers and their adult allies working at the intersection of youth development and art.

This event was postponed due to bad air quality and has been rescheduled to Feb 2, 2019. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Co-presenters: Youth Art Exchange (YAX) and the Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC)

Moderator: Robin Abad Ocubillo, SFUFF Program Producer

Panelists:

Julia Retzlaf Director, “We Are People”

JoMae Santos, featured in “We Are People”

Lily Yu , featured in “Fenced In”

1 CM Credits
Tickets: Free
Refund Policy: Tickets are non-refundable

In This Program

1. 

   Fenced In

   Lily Yu / Student, SFUFF 2018, Documentary, Shorts / USA / 2015 / 2 mins

   A West Oakland youth pushes back against the environmental pollution in her neighborhood.

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2. 

   Rise Up

   Marley Nelson / Student, SFUFF 2018, Shorts / USA / 2017 / 2 mins

   A look at a young woman's experience with activism and leadership.

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3. 

   This is February

   Lilit Barsagyahan and Sherissa Go / SFUFF 2018, Shorts / USA / 3 mins

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4. 

   We Are People

   Jules Retzlaff / SFUFF 2018, Documentary, Shorts / USA / 2018 / 2 mins

   A day in the life of a young organizer.

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