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IT'S ALL REEL
It’s All Reel” will began it’s 2005 workshops at Herbert Von King Cultral Arts Center. The video workshop teaches the practical uses of video. After completing the introduction to video workshop kids that want to continue enter the next level and learn to create and shoot TV programs using the fundamentals of editing. The advanced level is where they work as a production team. Script and produce a 30-minute piece and get to see their work on public access TV.
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“FASHION IN FOCUS”
The aim of this program is to give young people an insight into the fashion industry
Young fashionistas will be treated to Q&A sessions with leading figures from the fashion world who have turned their passion into careers. In these seminar/workshops participants will have the chance to find out what steps they need to take to make it in such an exciting, glamous and hardworking field.

CATF AND TYLER MEDIA
In 2004 CATF partnered with Tyler Media to present the first Tyler Media Children Are The Future Youth Award. The 2004 Tyler Media CATF award was given to Kelly Jade Nicolls of London, England for fashion and design. The 2007 Tyler Media CATFD youth award winner Jay Williams was again from london “Our goal for the award is to be more than a trophy,” says Christie Garlington CEO of Tyler Media. Any one can give an award the difference with us is we help those that receive our award go to the next level, which is to be on the professional platform.



The Young Filmmakers Series
The Young Filmmakers Series” is a workshop held once a month at Herbert Von King Cultural Arts Center and screens films and documentaries made by young people. We invite schools, community based youth organizations and local groups to attend this event. The event also as a forum for the students and audience to discuss the films viewed.