Pathway To The Film Industry - 5:14
Sheila Brown, CineCares Foundation
Posted Dec 14, 2018
Sheila Brown, CineCares Foundation shares a pathway for youth into the film industry. CineCares provides internships for youth ages 18-26 from underserved communities and puts them on a career path. This opportunity is a life changing experience.
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