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YOUTH WORKSHOP: INTRO TO 16mm

Friday, July 8:  1 – 5 pm

Learn the basics of 16mm cinematography and hand processing in this hands-on 4-hour workshop. Class limited to 6 students, ages 14 – 19. All equipment, materials and instruction provided free of charge by Echo Park Film Center. Instructors: Paolo Davanzo and Lisa Marr

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