We are Unknown Talent Films 5 teens ages 14 to 15 as part of PCTV’s summer AVID program: Lech Lor, Abdullahi Mohamed, Mohammed Galow, Eddie Stone, Shane Hawkins. We make inspiring documentaries and narrative films that deal with real situations. We are 5 creative, outgoing, and energetic young filmmakers, working to create useful and truthful work.

Meet the youth production team Ice Pick Studios. Abdi, Luke, Ayan, Roba, and Trey. Together they will produce two films this summer about the issue of "gun control" and how the issue plays out nationally and here locally in MPLS. They will pay special attention to the MN "conceal and carry" law and the controversy surrounding it. They will also look at how legally bought guns get into the hands of criminals. The final screening of their films will be on August 15th at the downtown MPLS Central Public Library. Look for a team press release and more info to come.

The PCTV produced film "La Llorona" was awarded the "Special Mention" Award in the narrative category at the 2008 .edu Film Festival. "La Llorona" was made by the following PCTV youth producers: Ashley Clinton, Daniel Coronado, Darius Clinton, Oscar Velazquez, Estephanie Luis, & Gustavo Luis. Congratulations to all the filmmakers! Watch "La Llorona" here:

PCTV's New Home PCTV has moved to a new location. Same great programs, friendlier space. Calvary Lutheran Church building, located at 3901 Chicago Avenue (55407).

Michael took a group of PCTV youth producers to help do a workshop at the "Peace Jam Slam" on Saturday, November 3rd.

What do Spike Lee, Salma Hayek and youth filmmakers worldwide have in common? Listen Up! and youth filmmakers worldwide were given the highest honor in television broadcast, the 2007 George Foster Peabody Award for "Beyond Borders: Personal Stories from a Small Planet."

Hello everyone. Things are really starting to pick up with the after school programs.

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What do Spike Lee, Salma Hayek and youth filmmakers worldwide have in common?

At the end of the Youth Worker Session a public screening of the films will be shown at the CIE Theatre.