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This past summer, a team of 6 youth Apprentices worked together with teaching artists and professional videographers to create 3 videos showcasing the resources and culture of support for creative entrepreneurs in Cincinnati.
Over the course of 7 weeks, the Apprentices learned how to work together as a crew, how to shoot and edit video, and how to interview subjects. They took the assignment from ArtWorks and worked together as a professional creative team to make the following 3 videos.
“If somebody sees something interesting happening, everybody wants to help make it happen and that’s one of the really great things about being in Cincinnati..There’s easy access to manufacturing and there’s a chance to really scale your company easily.” -Matt Anthony, First Batch
Find out what’s available. Tap the resources. Start something.
“There’s a lot of buzz now. There’s a lot of interesting things happening [in Cincinnati], there are a lot of business connections and a rich tradition and history of craft and making things. it’s also a great home base for the manufacturing community; there are a lot of resources nearby. Everyone is interested in helping the other guy out; they just want to work with you because you’re in the area… everybody is down to help and I think that’s unique. There’s a real community that’s just fantastic and really helpful.”
-Hayes Shanesy, Brush Factory
See what they do. Discover who they do it with. Find out how they got it done.
“I’m most excited about using a medium that I’ve never been exposed to before. I’ve never done much with film, but I’m really interested. I want to gain knowledge of how to use the equipment and the technical skills surrounding film, but also how to compose it so it’s aesthetically pleasing and it flows well. I want to learn the whole process.” -Jesse Carson, 15
Watch what they learned. See what they gained. Hear what they’ll take with them.