media instruction for Indigenous youth

[phil cash cash]

Hi Paula,
Recently, I posted a listing of freely available resources based on similar
requests I had received from community folks.  It includes a set of links on
"how to record language" based on a set of videos created by The First 
Peoples'
Heritage Language and Culture Council.  These videos can be found on 
YouTube. 

meadowlarkheart.org
http://meadowlarkheart.org/
Too bad we couldn't bring a few of these student to a film course I will be
teaching this summer here in AILDI at the UofA, Tucson. 
Phil Cash Cash
UofA

Quoting Paula Meyer :

> Does anyone know of (free) media-use instruction for Indigenous 
> youth?  The young people in question are in Baja California, Mexico, 
> on the border with San Diego.  They are trying to document their 
> heritage language and culture, but they need (professional) 
> instruction.  They have a Sony video camera, which they have been 
> using.  However, the results are less than great because they have 
> never been given any direction on how to use it.   These teenagers 
> also have a tape recorder, and they are about to have access to a 
> digital voice recorder, which I think I can teach them how to use, 
> but professional direction would be better.  Does anyone know of 
> monetary support for the equipment or supplies?
> Paula

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