Grantee Database

MEDIA ARTS CENTER SAN DIEGO

Grant Year

2018-19

Grant Program

Youth Arts Action

Award Amount

$18,000.00

Project Description

With support from the California Arts Council, Media Arts Center San Diego will provide immigrant and underrepresented youth in grades 7-12 with training in 21st century media arts production training during after-school Teen Producers Project educational outreach workshops. TPP takes place after-school at Roosevelt Middle School, Hoover High School, and our Digital Gym community technology center. Students collaborate and learn to produce short films about their lives and communities.

Organization Summary

MACSD programs, events, and film festivals are inclusionary—designed with audiences, participants, and community collaboration in mind. A summary of core organizational programs and services can be broken down into three categories:

WATCH—San Diego Latino Film Festival (SDLFF) celebrates its 32nd anniversary in March 2025 introducing viewers to contemporary US-Latino and Latin American cinema. Additional programming includes the Que Viva Outdoor Cine Latino Series, and daily screenings of at our Digital Gym Cinema.

LEARN—Media education programs for youth include: Teen Producers Project, Youth Media & Tech Camps, ¡Tu Cine! Student Film Showcase, the iVIE Awards & Student Film Festival and in-school media programs.

CREATE—Tools for community-based media production and collaboration include: Frontera Filmmakers, a grassroots training course for independent filmmakers; and Video Production Services, helping community groups make digital media presence accessible and affordable.

Organization

Media Arts Center San Diego

Address

1100 Market Street

Suite 326

San Diego

92101

County

San Diego

Region

Far South

Phone

(619) 230-1938

Congressional District

California's 53rd congressional district

State Assembly District

California's 80th District

State Senate District

78th District

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