From stop-motion chewing gum to CGI dancing trolls, 12/24 (Twelve Twenty-four) features a kaleidoscope of handmade and self-produced animations from both emerging and established creators mostly living and working in LA. It’s a program that celebrates the passion and struggle inherent to working frame-by-frame — whether it’s 12 or 24 per second.
Nepantla (Nahuatl word for being in-between): Migration Narratives is a free 4 week, 8 session film class for youth to explore migration narratives, especially focusing on migration to Los Angeles. We invite local youth to delve into and express these untold immigrant stories through film and video. We welcome all directly impacted by immigration, whether undocumented or documented, queer and/or trans; we have all experienced Nepantla. All equipment, materials and instruction provided FREE to participating youth by EPFC.
Want to rent a Bolex 16mm camera from EPFC but haven’t taken our Intro to 16mm Workshop? This fun 90-minute orientation is for you!
Nepantla (Nahuatl word for being in-between): Migration Narratives is a free 4 week, 8 session film class for youth to explore migration narratives, especially focusing on migration to Los Angeles.
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Bring your best wheels to the first annual Summer Solstice Bike In Movie Night! We’ll have bike-themed films, food, bingo and fun for everyone! Free event! Everyone welcome!
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Fantastic FREE summer workshop with guest artist Eva Aguila… 3 Sunday afternoon sessions (12 – 5 PM) beginning July 14.
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