Schools & Community Organizations

With videos and media all around us, we are increasingly reliant on the power of images and sound to communicate information. To keep pace, today’s teachers and students must be fluent in visual language, just as they must know how to read, write, speak, and listen.

Join our community of educators committed to raising a generation of students to be college and career ready, with strong critical analysis, creative collaboration, multimedia communication, and social-emotional learning skills.

All programs and resources for schools and community organizations are available nationwide. We look forward to thoughtfully engaging with and supporting your community.

For more information, please contact: education@burnsfilmcenter.org

 

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Classroom to Screening Room

In-Person field trips with streaming links, live post-screening discussions with JBFC Educators, and discussion guides.

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Community Matters Student Screenings

Free student screenings, as part of our Community Matters series, followed by Q&As with filmmakers and local community organizations.

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Lab Field Trips

This program opens the doors to our Media Arts Lab and welcomes local students to engage with film and storytelling techniques through film analysis and hands-on, project based learning.

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What's the Story?

In this third grade education program, students study short films, create storyboards, and workshop their ideas with a supportive group of peers.

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Curriculum Aligned Screenings

Bring your students to the JBFC to watch films that connect to curriculum in your classroom!

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Image, Sound, and Story

Searchable library of media literacy lessons for teachers building filmmaking and storytelling fundamentals.

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Short Film Library

Curated library of short films with accompanying filmmaker backgrounds and discussion questions.

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