Over 60 volunteers each year provide mentoring, instruction and one-on-one attention that is the hallmark of Reel Works' programs for teens.
Every Reel Works teen is matched one-on-one with a professional filmmaker-mentor - it's a powerful combination that unlocks young talents, unleashes young voices and changes young lives. Learn More.
Our workshops are enhanced throughout the year by professional film & television producers, directors, DP's, editors and craftspeople who teach short workshops in their fields of expertise. Share you knowledge and inspire the next generation. Contact Program Director, Mari Irizarry at mari@reelworks.org or call (718) 768-9000.
Exposing teens to great independent films and giving them a chance to talk to working filmmakers is central to our vision of teaching the art of filmmaking. Screen your work in Reel Works' multimedia screening room and share your filmmaking experience with our young filmmakers. Contact Program Director, Mari Irizarry at mari@reelworks.org or call (718) 768-9000.
Training the next generation of media makers requires taking them out of the classroom and into the places where the real filmmaking work actually happens. Open your workspace for visits of small groups of our most advanced young filmmakers. Contact Program Director, Mari Irizarry at mari@reelworks.org or call (718) 768-9000.
Reel Works welcomes interns throughout the year who want to give back to their community, learn about youth media and nonprofit work. Contact Program Director, Mari Irizarrry at mari@reelworks.org or call (718) 768-9000.
The story of two friends - one Muslim, one half-Jewish - who remained friends even after the prejudice of 9/11.
A teenage girl reflects on her childhood confronting haunting moments within her home.
A short documentary that addresses the issue of gentrification in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn.
Patricia Henry explores what sex means to teenagers and what they think is acceptable.