The Collective Frame | Oct 13th - Nov 10th

from $80.00

The Collective Frame workshop equip filmmakers to create stories grounded in cultural authenticity, community collaboration, and intentional production practices.

Participants learn that how a film is made is as important as the story it tells, while gaining practical insight into the producer's role, including script evaluation, production breakdowns, budgeting, and project leadership.

4 Virtual Sessions
October 13th & 20th 6 - 8 pm CST
November 3rd & 10th 6 - 8 pm CST

Payment options include sliding scale or payment plan with 50% deposit upon registration.
Payment plan is only available for $100+ orders.

The Collective Frame workshop equip filmmakers to create stories grounded in cultural authenticity, community collaboration, and intentional production practices.

Participants learn that how a film is made is as important as the story it tells, while gaining practical insight into the producer's role, including script evaluation, production breakdowns, budgeting, and project leadership.

4 Virtual Sessions
October 13th & 20th 6 - 8 pm CST
November 3rd & 10th 6 - 8 pm CST

Payment options include sliding scale or payment plan with 50% deposit upon registration.
Payment plan is only available for $100+ orders.

Sliding Scale:

Workshop Facilitator

Kazua Melissa Vang is a multidisciplinary artist, photographer, cultural producer, and filmmaker exploring present and future Hmong American experiences through comedy, drama, romance, and fantasy.

She mentors emerging artists and builds opportunities for AAPI filmmakers. Her work is supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board, Forecast Public Art, Jerome Foundation, and the St. Paul & Minnesota Foundation.

FAQs

What is the refund policy?

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7+ days before: Full refund of tuition.

Less than 7 days before: no refund. You can pass your spot to another person. Please contact us and share their contact info.

Instead of a refund, students may apply tuition toward another course in the same calendar year.

Where do workshops take place?

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All workshops take place virtual through Google Meets. You will receive a link and additional information one week prior to the first session. Participants need access to a computer with camera and microphone.

Can anyone participate in the workshops?

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Our workshops are affinity spaces for Black, Indigenous, and people of color 18 years old or older.

You can reach us anytime at info@mamapapaya.org