May 2018 Events at the MNN El Firehouse

It finally feels like spring in Manhattan, which means it’s time to get out there and enjoy everything this city has to offer. We know it can be tough to find activities that don’t come with a price tag, but lucky for you, MNN is offering three free events this month at our El Barrio Firehouse!

Whether you want to check out some local art, learn how to get funding for your film project or kickstart your YouTube channel, we have got something for you.

Read on for more information and we hope to see you at one of our events soon!

Art Exhibit - Victory by Dr. Avery

Tuesday, May 22 at 6:00 pm

The show extends Dr. Avery's dissertation research, which denudes the unwitting silence of the black female choreographer by the dominant voice of society based on interminable perceptions of the black female body given America’s portrait of the black female in media, film and other art forms.

This body of work gives breath to the image of the black female post Marvel’s “Black Panther.”
Dr. Avery completed her doctoral journey and is presently freelancing as a teacher-education-consultant/pilates instructor.

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NYS Film Credit Program Workshop (Bilingual)

Wednesday, May 23 at 6:30 pm

We're partnering with The Post New York Alliance and Latino Film Market to bring you a free workshop all about how to start your own show, find funding for it and build a career in film and television.

Come learn from experts as they discuss the New York State Film Tax Program, which allocates $420 billion a year to New York based productions.

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YouTube for Independent Producers Workshop

Thursday, May 31 at 2:00 pm

Want to learn how to expand your audience in a digital world? This workshop will give you the tools to design, manage and promote an existing or new YouTube page for their show. The workshop will focus on building a brand identity, engaging the online community to build an audience as well as the basics of setting up an account and uploading videos. This workshop is free and open to the public.

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