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Filming for Hmong Family Farms Youth Project
Welcome!
Thank you for visiting the project web page of the Hmong Video Club. This club was organized by the efforts of Bee Cha of the WSU Small Farms Program and Todd Murray of WSU King County Extension along with Sarah Butzine and Sue Lerner, educators with WSU King County 4-H.
The purpose of this project is to engage Hmong youth in helping the family farms of King County develop sustainable agricultural practices. With the kids' help, we are creating demonstrative, instructional videos to enhance Hmong farming businesses and help develop sustainable skills in agriculture.
To view a project summary of our training, visit our Reports page.
Support provided by King Conservation District, WSU Small Farms Program and King County Agriculture Program, the Hmong Youth Video Club was able to assemble digital video production tools. Skill-building and video training is being provided by 911 Media Arts Center, a community leader in empowering youth with video skills. Long term goals include the engagement youth of all types in developing skills in digital media while creating education for farmers in King County.
Please visit regularly for our progress and feel free to contact us if you have any questions and comments by emailing Todd Murray.
Thanks to the following for their support:
And special thanks to Essential Baking Company and PCC Natural Markets for tasty Treats!
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Youth Training Provided by: 911media.org
What's Happening?
We're done! See our Progress.
Click here to see the class in action
July 7
The projects are done! Screening party at 911 Media Arts Center(more)
April 22
Steve Evans from King County Agriculture visited us (more)
April 15
Steve Evans from King County Agriculture visited us (more)
April 8
This class sure challenged creativity and efficiency (more)
Apr 1
The class got to experience what its like being infront of camera (more)
Mar 25
Ian from 911 Media showed the club how to edit video and audio in timelines (more)
Mar 18
Video scavenger hunt! (more)
Mar 11
Ian from 911Media introduces the class to video media and picture framing (more)
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