Showing posts with label workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label workshop. Show all posts

7.06.2015

Comics & Graphic Vignettes - From Scribble to Strip, July 11

With Wendy Xu and Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, presented by the Asian American Writers' Workshop


If you're in New York City this weekend, and want to learn how to make comics, check out this one-time workshop with comics artists Wendy Xu and Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Comics & Graphic Vignettes - From Scribble to Strip, presented by the Asian American Writers' Workshop. They'll be reading, discussing, and drawing all things comics. Come nerd out with them. It's happening Saturday, July 11 in Manhattan.

Here are some more details:

7.17.2014

Apply to the Muslim Youth Voices Project

Free summer filmmaking workshop presented by the Center for Asian American Media



The Muslim Youth Voices Project is a national initiative of the Center for Asian American Media. This three-year initiative is an effort to amplify the expressions and celebrations of Muslim youth ages 12-18 by providing the tools to tell their stories -- stories often invisible to the national public.

This round, CAAM is offering free filmmaking workshops for youth in the Bay Area and New York City. But heads up -- the application for the one in Fremont is due this Friday, July 18. (Sorry for the short notice.)

Here's some more info:

1.08.2013

Intro to Screenwriting Workshop with Koji Steven Sakai, January 19

This one's for screenwriters (or wannabe screenwriters) in Los Angeles...

Visual Communications, the nation's premier Asian Pacific American media arts organization, is offering an Intro to Screenwriting Workshop taught by Koji Steven Sakai (The People I've Slept With).

This one's different from previous multi-session courses they've offered -- it's just a one-day intensive class happening on Saturday, January 19 at the Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo.

Here are some more details about the class:

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