Events

Fri., July 15: High school kids can make compelling films, as evidenced by the BK 4 Reel Film Festival. This is part two of the fest’s coverage of the Cine Banneker Film Festival 2011, held at the famous Steiner Studios. Host Monica Furman interviews some of the winning filmmakers, while co-host Josh Joya and guest host Wilbensen Eugene introduce the films.

Manhood 5K: This short from Benjamin Banneker Academy won Best Documentary. From his teachers and fellow students, a young man gathers answers to the question, “What does it take to be a man?”

Doll Face: Here’s a frightening and fateful lesson in the risks you run when you dive into social media: the tale of a young woman who friends the wrong kind of guy on Facebook. Another award-winning film from Banneker.

Do’s & Don’ts of a First Date: From Midwood High School: two girls role play how to make it through the minefield of a first date, from deciding what to wear to mastering the minuet of the goodnight kiss.

San Moon Reversal: A hand-drawn black and white animated look at teens and their all-important struggle for acceptance. Also from Midwood High.

12 noon

Steiner Studios

15 Washington Ave (Brooklyn Navy Yard)

718.858.1600

http://www.steinerstudios.com

More info on BK 4 Reel:

BK 4 Reel is the only show on television that features and promotes the work of Brooklyn teenage videographers (9th to 12th graders).

Produced by Jonathan Lief and Irina Khokhlova.

Hosted by Monica Furman and Josh Joya.

Premieres every 3rd Friday of the month at 8 p.m.

Encore Presentation: Mondays and Fridays at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Channels: Time Warner Cable 56, Cablevision 69, RCN 84, Verizon 44

How to submit: Send your short video (12 minutes or less) in DVD or mini-DV format to

BK4REEL
BRIC Community Media
674 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Questions? Contact them at: BK4Reel@bricartsmedia.org

www.bricartsmedia.org