Friends of Creatives

Check this out—I found this really cool film festival. GI Film Festival is held every year in Washington D.C. The festival honors all veterans and creates a space that offers connection. GIFF is an important platform for veterans to connect with like-minded individuals. I would like to give a special thank you to the founders of the festival, Laura Law-Millet and Brandon Millet. The team who first helps organize and collaborate to create something should always be recognized . "The GI Film Festival (GIFF) is a 501 c(3) non-profit educational organization dedicated to sharing the military experience in and out of the arena of war.  The festival is the first in the nation to exclusively celebrate the successes and sacrifices of the service member through the medium of film." Anyone who has a story about human connection can submit to GIFF 2017. Applying to GIFF would help improve the variety of films revolving around real stories that can impact the world and

                                How to volunteer for Red Cross in Fresno . That is what I asked myself...             In the next few weeks or so, I will be volunteering with American Red Cross. I’m interested in producing a video for Red Cross to tell someone’s story that involves Red Cross and their mission to help others.  I will not only be taking videos and editing, but I will also be blogging my journey—this will be about the connections and videos I produce.  I’m very excited to be a part of Red Cross’s communication team.             I’m compelled to help others in the community and world that deal with natural disasters because I want to help. I also want to  share more of what Red Cross is doing for the world. This deals with fires, installing fire alarms, earthquakes, hurricanes, medical  assistance, floods, shelters, and so much more.             Red Cross is in need for more volunteers. If you or anyone you know might be i

           Heaven's Gift and Gallery: a home for philosophers, artists, astronomers, and psychedelic dancers. When I first walked into the store, I took my time looking at all the lights and all the art. He told me a story about how he used to live in London and how his dreams were much like mine. By first meeting him, I had already sensed his interest in art and space. He sells art and lights that make you wonder and think about things you do, rather than do things without thinking. The lights are trippy, the store is trippy. When I first walked in, I had to look at every individual item one at a time. Once in awhile, he would walk by me and tell me more about what I was looking at which I enjoyed. Here is a video I made. https://youtu.be/pCc8MMF8IsE *Down below, I linked an article by Ron Camacho, further engaging in Amir Sade's story for Heaven's.  Heavens: understanding the universe through art Posted by:  Ron Camacho   in  Arts & E