Face Your Freedoms Documentary High School Student Short Film Screened At Roosevelt Island Outdoor Movie Festival Last Friday - Stories From Older NY'ers Impacted By FDR's Policies And Political Legacy That Continues To Current Day
FDR Four Freedoms Park Madeline Grimes reports:
Four Freedoms Park Conservancy’s annual Intergenerational Documentary Program, which launched in 2016, pairs high school interns from Studio in a School’s Bloomberg Arts & Culture Internship Program with a documentary filmmaker to capture and document stories from older New Yorkers who lived during the FDR era. Using an intergenerational approach that introduces young historians to FDR’s policies through interviews with the people directly affected by them, these stories will not only remind people of the tremendous impact Roosevelt had on this country, but connect a younger generation to a political legacy that continues to shape their lives today.Watch the film. It's very well done.
In July and August 2017, the Conservancy worked with three high school students -- Chelsea from Thomas A. Edison High School, and Emily and Kevin from Academy for Careers in Television & Film -- to create the following documentary short, "Face Your Freedoms," a film exploring the four freedoms through their eyes.
Last Friday, Face Your Freedoms
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was shown at the Roosevelt Island Outdoor Film Festival in Southpoint Park.
Image From FDR Park
Tonight in South Point park on #rooseveltisland, the short documentary “Face your Freedoms” made by our summer 2017 interns, Emily, Chelsea and Kevin with tutelage from Cory will screen before the free summer movie “The Last Jedi”. Thanks #RIOC pic.twitter.com/0dSHoOeI9Q— Four Freedoms Park (@4FreedomsPark) July 20, 2018
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