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By: Ingrid Hu Dahl
Published: September 5, 2007
Category: Announcements
Project SET is accepting applications from high school students to participate in Me in Me:dia, a 10 week behind-the-scenes media education program that begins in October. Project SET has worked with Frederick Douglass Academy VII in Brownsville, Brooklyn and is now expanding enrollment to other students throughout New York City.
Through a series of workshops, mentoring opportunities, and on-site training, Project SET better equips youth to become more civically engaged and active leaders in the media industry. Youth work on set of film and television productions and learn directly from professionals in the media industry as they create Public Service Announcements on issues in their communities.
For more information or to download the application, please visit
www.projectset.org
The application deadline is Friday September 14.
Questions? Please contact info@projectset.org or 718-344-9250.
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