Students in WTC’s New Media program got an inside look at the film and digital media industry through a council meeting with the Michigan Film and Digital Media Office, led by Selam Ghirmai. They gained insights into industry trends, career pathways, and local media initiatives.
Additionally, students learned about the Capital City Film Festival, which provides a platform for aspiring filmmakers to showcase their work. This experience highlighted potential opportunities for students to participate in future media projects and network with industry professionals.
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