The Global Search for Education: Director Christopher Carpenter Discusses Bada Aadmi (Great Man) and the Emotional Wealth of Wellbeing
This month audiences can see Christopher Carpenter’s film, Bada Aadmi (Great Man), on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel.
The Global Search for Education: Dan Hudson Reveals What’s Next for the National Film Festival for Talented Youth
NFFTY (The National Film Festival for Talented Youth) was founded in 2007. Since then, it has grown into the world’s largest film festival for emerging directors. Every year, the festival showcases films by directors 24 and under. In addition to offering a platform to showcase young storytellers, NFFTY provides workshops and other resources year round to support youth talent.
The Global Search for Education: Director Gwendolyn Hamilton on Boosting Self-Confidence and Providing Jobs with Bicycles.
This month audiences can screen Director Gwendolyn Hamilton’s film, Second Cycles (curated by SIMA Classroom), on the Planet Classroom Network’s YouTube Channel.
The Global Search for Education: Visualizing Change with Chris Malapitan
This month audiences can screen Christopher Scott Carpenter’s film, Visualizing Change, on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel.
The Global Search for Education: Director Malibu Taetz on Return to Sender and His Top Tips for Wannabe Filmmakers
This month audiences can screen Malibu Taetz’s Return to Sender (curated by NFFTY) on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel. A young woman begins her first day at an enormous post office in the heavens and receives a small red package that has ‘the meaning of life’ inscribed on it, which she unintentionally mails to earth ahead of schedule.
The Global Search for Education: Director Neel Menon on Girls Should Stay at Home and Why Mom Knows Best
This month audiences can screen 14 Year old Neel Menon’s film, Girls Should Stay At Home, on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel. The film recently won best documentary for film at the San Diego International Kids Film Festival.
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