At Girard Academic Music Program, Ms. Foxworth’s 8th Grade Science class created stop motion animations about mitosis, a part of the cell cycle. Cara Butcher, also a member of the Media Lab at GAMP, said: “My group decided …
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Ms. Cantalupo’s students at Martin Luther King High School in West Oak Lane created an anti-bullying campaign, using cinematic tools and humor to make a serious plea. Watch the Anti-Bullying Squad’s video below.
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Students from The Flash at FLC take a look at the youth vote in Philadelphia and a controversial topic that arose during the 2018 Election season. This film was made in partnership with WHYY’s Media …
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In WHYY’s after-school programs, students are always asked what stories they would like to share about their community. This year middle school students at G.W. Childs Elementary and Julia de Burgos Elementary decided to produce …
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Students at G.W. Childs filmed and edited a lot of different productions for the school’s WHYY Media Lab. Both in school and after school, students at Childs worked hard on perfecting visual stories featuring their …
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A number of dedicated students from Martin Luther King High School worked together to produce several films in the WHYY Media Lab. Each film was filmed and edited by King students under the instruction of …
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At W.B. Saul High School, a magnet school in Northwest Philadelphia, completing your senior year is a little bit different than at most schools. Students enrolled at Saul choose to major in Environmental Science, Food …
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Students at William T. Tilden Middle School participated in the WHYY Media Lab After-School Program. During the 2017-18 school year, students worked with WHYY instructor, Ana Gonzalez, and Mrs. Jones, a teacher at the school, …
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Students at H.A. Elementary School participated in the WHYY Media Lab After-School Program. During the 2017-18 school year, students worked with WHYY instructor, Rebecca Morgan, and Mr. Delligatti, a teacher at the school, to produce …
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