Responsible Media Makers!
How to be a responsible media maker in your community.
How to be a responsible media maker in your community.
This youth-produced documentary on the epidemic of gun violence in Chicago is one of CTVN’s broadest and longest-running projects ever. Trailer: Final Project:
Nick and Brandon have lived in Logan Square their whole lives. While they understand there are some negitive issues, they feel a great sense of pride in their diverse and excting neighborhood. In this video, they examine how their neighborhood has changed and how it’s represented in the media.
Current, real thoughts and issues within education. This video is a good example of a student response to the issue, in the form of a student giving a speech on education in Springfield, Illinois.
This documentary examines animal abuse issues and advocates for better treatment of all animals.
CTVN’s spring apprentices produced this documentary about youth homelessness and Chicago and one organization that is devoting to helping young people in need of some help. S/O to Teen Living Programs and Belfort House.
Explaining the problems of teen bullying. This film talks to bullies and perpetrators of bullying, and explains the three main types of bullying.
CTVN interns investigate the impact of stigma on the lives of young people affected by mental illness.