OgilvyEntertainment is proud to announce that Horizons has won two awards at the first ever Brave Awards in the Best Branded Content (Factual) and Best Long Form Branded Content categories. Currently in its second season, Horizons is a thought-provoking television series which engages the business leaders who are revolutionizing the way humankind will live and work over the next decade.  The series, as well as its microsite, were independently developed by…

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By Darrell Vanterpool

Twelve years ago, Ghetto Film School was “nothing more than an old storefront on Longwood Avenue in the South Bronx.” says James Calinda, an alumni of the program. “We worked with consumer hand-held cameras like the kinds you’d see at your aunt’s wedding.”

Today, Ghetto Film School houses two Avid editing suites and is the only post-production house in the Bronx. The 15-month program begins with students learning the barebones of filmmaking and culminates in them shooting a short film in a foreign country. I was the camera operator for my class’ thesis film, which we shot in Shanghai. You can view the film here. These kinds of unique opportunities are what the film school prides itself on creating for students.