A Review of The Bryan Museum: Spreading the Love of Texas History
By Ailin Velazquez The Bryan Museum: Spreading the Love of Texas History, directed by Eshaan Mani, is an educational and informative film that captures the importance of Texas history and the museum’s efforts to educate younger people through their distinctive learning and literacy-based programs. The film also provides an insightful glimpse of how the museum is creating an internal change to offer a more educational and...
Harmonious Decisions: A Review of First Chair
By Xinrui Ma First Chair is a short film by the Montgomery brothers, Ethan and Luke, that follows the story of a clarinet player reevaluating her talent and pursuing her goal of claiming the first chair in a school music program. The storyline is simple, but the emotions of self-direction resonate with many talented students seeking their passion and place in the music industry. Through relentless practice and rehearsals, one can earn...
Changing Lives In A Circus With A Purpose
By Rhea Mursalin Come One, Come All – A Circus With A Purpose, by Nathan Ward, takes a fascinating look into a small circus located in Colorado that provides a welcoming space for many children and adults. This project highlights the many lives that were changed because of participation in this circus, as well as the overall positivity it creates for members of the community. Ward does well to focus on a few specific members of...
Donner aux cinéastes les moyens d’agir grâce à l’IA: L'avenir du cinéma?
Par: Alex Silverman From our friends at Planet Classroom’s Problem Solvers series, Jailene Kontz presents the idea of Empowering Filmmakers with AI, offering a glimpse into the future of filmmaking and the tools we can expect to use. As AI takes the spotlight in various fields, including the arts and entertainment industry, filmmaking is no exception. Kontz provides insight by showcasing popular AI filmmaking programs, highlighting...
iFriend: Imaginary Friends Face a Real-World Problem
Par: Alex Silverman Farid Tahmasebi presents iFriend, a story of two imaginary friends who face a problem only imaginary friends can have: being forgotten. The story’s concept is very unique and stands out with quirky main characters and bright colors. Alfred, the imaginary friend of a 9-year-old boy, faces the dilemma of being forgotten. If he becomes forgotten, he will lose his abilities and become a real person. After he meets...
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