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Introducing Youth ​Film Collective’s ​Action Academy

Experience this Ultimate Stunt Film Camp where ​Imagination Meets Action!

5-day course designed exclusively for youth aged 9-13!

Unleash your inner stunt performer and embark on an ​unforgettable adventure in the world of action-packed ​filmmaking.

Learn easy stunts, special effects, and movie magic.

Explore scriptwriting, storyboarding, and directing to ​create your very own adrenaline-fueled action scenes.

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Tiffany BennetT

A captivating and passionate storyteller, innovative K-12 digital media consultant/teacher, and author based in the heart of Seattle, Washington's vibrant Central District neighborhood. With a profound dedication to cultural education through film/media and technology, Tiffany embarks on a mission to guide young minds on their own artistic journeys. As a seasoned expert, Tiffany empowers students to explore the magical realm of storytelling using film as a medium.

With a keen sense of creativity and an unwavering commitment to nurturing budding talents, Tiffany instills in students a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling. Through engaging and interactive workshops, Tiffany encourages students to unleash their imagination and express their unique perspectives.

By integrating the latest technological advancements and leveraging the art of storytelling through filmmaking, Tiffany equips students with the tools they need to become confident storytellers in the digital age. With a diverse range of experiences and a genuine passion for education, Tiffany brings a refreshing and dynamic approach to the world of K-12 digital media. Whether in the classroom, on the big screen, or through the pages of her written work, “Lights, Camera, Action” (coming soon), Tiffany strives to inspire and transform lives, one story at a time. Tiffany on this incredible journey of discovery, where storytelling and technology merge to create a world of endless possibilities."

Jazmyn Scott

A Seattle native and Garfield High School alumna, is a tireless advocate

for the arts. As the Executive Director of ARTE NOIR and former Director of Programs

& Partnerships at LANGSTON, she uplifts Black artists and fosters cultural vibrancy in

the historic Central District. Jazmyn's impact extends through her founding of The

Town Entertainment, showcasing R&B/Soul and Hip-Hop talents, and co-founding 50

Next: Seattle Hip-Hop Worldwide.

She co-curated the award-winning exhibit "The

Legacy of Seattle Hip-Hop" and co-produced the innovative virtual series "2(06) The

Break." A seasoned host and moderator, Jazmyn has interviewed luminaries like

Gabrielle Union and moderated panels with Tina Knowles and Richard Lawson.

Currently, she serves on the boards of Earshot Jazz and The Residency, while contributing her expertise to community arts advisory boards.

Mizan Howard

Understands deeply how access to information and resources can create transformational experiences and prepare a young child for a life of service and leadership. Born in a refugee camp and raised in public housing, she became the first in her family to study at a four-year college, the University of Washington. She leveraged these experiences into breakthrough opportunities with Google, pursued graduate coursework at Harvard University, gained non-profit experience with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and most recently, forged collaborative partnerships with high-profile individuals dedicated to advancing social progress.

Mizan is committed to supporting the prosperity and well-being of Black communities by identifying and accelerating breakthrough solutions, ideas, and conversations while leading strategies, programs, and operational plans. Through her work advancing equity and inclusion, both at home and abroad, she has observed that our society is strongest when we stand together. When everyone has the chance to succeed, we all prosper.

Outside the office, Mizan enjoys traveling to warmer destinations, cooking, attending live concerts and theatre, and spending time with her husband and children.

Accessible platforms: Creating inclusive spaces and platforms where young people from diverse backgrounds can share their stories without facing barriers or discrimination.

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