This Week at EPFC

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CINECAMP: REIMAGINE and REGENERATE - A FREE EPFC SUMMER ONLINE YOUTH WORKSHOP

Four Weeks: Mondays and Fridays at 1 PM * Classes begin July 13! * Orientation Saturday, July 11! Join us this summer for a 4-week virtual film camp for dreamers, visionaries, and young brilliant minds. Every week, students will learn a different technique in analog image-making, and discuss themes of cultural geography, community safety, radical futurism, and the fight towards racial equality. A film kit will all the necessary supplies will be provided to each student free of charge. FREE for youth ages 12 – 15. All instruction and materials provided free of charge by EPFC.

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  • EPFC
  • July 1st, 2020
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EPFC Store Reopens Saturday, July 11!

The EPFC retail shop reopens July 11 with equipment rentals/telecine services resuming 12 – 5 pm Saturday and Sunday BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Drop us a line at info@echoparkfilmcenter.org to set a time and we can meet you curbside. Payment accepted by PayPal or Venmo. We’re excited to see you again!

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  • EPFC
  • June 30th, 2020
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Confronting Anti-Blackness

Join EPFC Co-op Member Eliza Jimenez for a panel discussion Tuesday June 30 at 4:30 pm on the topic of addressing social constructs around racism within our home and community. More info: youngwarriors@tiachucha.org

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This Week at EPFC North

We’re excited to announce that EPFC North just got the go-ahead from Vancouver Park Board to re-open Moberly Fieldhouse for small group outdoor workshops and screenings! Stay tuned for details on upcoming free, all-ages summer programming!

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Watch

  • The Sound We See: A Los Angeles City Symphony

    Shot on Super 8 black-and-white film, this is a cinematic exploration of Los Angeles’s many environments and landscapes. A collaboration between the Los Angeles City Symphony and the Echo Park Film Center

  • I Started Off Holding The Camera and Then I Passed It On

    An EPFC Filmmobile community video project facilitated by visiting British filmmaker, artist and educator Ed Webb Ingall.

  • Free Time and Sunshine: Home Movies In Southern California

    A documentary exploring and celebrating the home movie in Southern California created by the Echo Park Film Center Fall 2013 Youth Class.

  • Chinatown Takeout

    An film noir homage exploring issues of gentrification and displacement in LA's Chinatown created by the Echo Park Film Center Spring 2017 Youth Class.

  • Sunset and Alvarado

    This hour-long documentary, SUNSET AND ALVARADO, by the EPFC Fall 2016 Youth Class, explores the realities of increasing gentrification in the Echo Park neighborhood.

    Filmmakers: Miabella Chavez, Bryan Chavez, Stephane DeLeon, Angel Fabre, Nicole Hernandez, Eliza Jimenez, Maria Monterrosa, Ivy Olvera, Unie Olvera, Angie Quiroz, Brigit Retana, Alex Roofhopper, Micah Siler, and Rene Aguilar Weber.

    Instructors: Gemma Jimenez, Georgiana Olivas, Miko Revereza, Mike Stoltz

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