Written by Sarah Gonzalez and Nicole Wisler At BAVC, we believe it is crucial that the young people we serve have the opportunity to tell their stories in a way that makes a concrete impact on the larger...
The Preservation Access Program is about to end its third consecutive year of continuous support from the National Endowment for the Arts. We’ve been so busy capturing fantastic content from our participants we forgot...
BAVC’s Inaugural Emerging Media Makers Program Helps Young Adults Leap into the Local Tech Workforce BAVC hosted a small group of young adult media makers this past Spring for its inaugural cohort of...
By Katherine Frances Nagels It’s well-known that while motion picture film has seen many different aspect ratios come and go over its history, video has been defined by just two key aspect ratios: 4:3 for analogue and...
A skilled performer seizes the opportunity to practice before taking their act to the stage by going over the script, meditating for focus, and perfecting techniques to connect with their audience. The same goes for the...
By Peter Bubestinger As our open-source, video analyzation software, QCTools continues to evolve, we’ve been talking to users around the world about...
I was completely blown away when I first saw films made by students in The Factory at BAVC. The fact that this occurred when I was working as a judge at the Josiah Youth Media Festival all the way in Texas only...
Video cameras arrived on the consumer market at the same time women’s liberation entered mainstream consciousness, a dual-nascency that would beautifully intersect in the form of video art. In the 1960s and early 1970s...
