With support from the California Arts Council, Bay Area Video Coalition Inc (BAVC Media) and emerging filmmaker Elizabeth Herrera will collaborate to create a short documentary film about families experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity in the Bay Area and greater California.
BAVC is a community hub and resource for media makers in the Bay Area, California and across the country, serving over 7,500 freelancers, filmmakers, job-seekers, activists, and artists every year. BAVC provides access to media making technology and education, storytelling workshops, a diverse and engaged community of makers and producers, advisory and AV production services, media making grants and other resources. BAVC advocates for those whose stories aren’t being told, and provides the resources for anyone to create and share, and amplify their stories and those of their communities. BAVC’s diverse, inclusive, and innovative programs lead the field in media training for youth and educators, technology and multimedia focused workforce development, visually-driven new media storytelling and audio-visual preservation.
BAVC has been a trusted community educator, collaborator, incubator, community builder and resource for the media arts world since 1976.