IN-SCHOOL VIDEOS

Sophomore in-school participants offer their thoughts on bullying.

In response to the Mercy Hospital Shooting in November 2018. In-School participants advocate against gun violence.

Get some noodles ready with Aniya, one of our NLCP In-School Senior Participants!

In-School

Practicing their interview and narrative skills. The seniors created a fictional story based off any topic. They decided to do a mocumentary based off the movie, "The Conjuring 2." Students had to write, produce and edit this movie within 1 month.

In-School

You can never know if you're going to be a victim of gun violence, and Amarion hopes his documentary can shed some light on some of the causes of gun violence and how it can be important to others so that the gun violence in Chicago can be reduced.

In-School

Some recipients of public housing become stagnant very co-dependent on the assistance. While there are others who thrive and are able to let go of the assistance. In this documentary the question of whether it is the government or the recipients fault for this problem.

In-School

Through a range of interviews with athletes, coaches, volunteers, parents, and staff members, Carlos Hines makes a case for the importance of the Special Olympics as an outlet for athletes and an inspiration to those outside of the disabled community.

In-School Programs

Zika virus is a virus that is originally spread by mosquitoes. It has been known to cause severe problems including microcephaly. Microcephaly is a birth defect that a child can get when their infected mother is pregnant with Zika and the virus is passed through the fetus. Zika has been emerging and a way to help prevent the more serious effects of the virus is contraception.

In-School Programs

Produced by the Level 2: Hour 7 class at NLCP-Christiana Campus, fall 2016.

Free Spirit PRO

Level 2 students completed their second project of the semester – the Comic Book Project.  Utilizing the 5 act story structure, students were to create a story using only photos.

In-School

Level 2 students completed their second project of the semester – the Comic Book Project.  Utilizing the 5 act story structure, students were to create a story using only photos.

In-School

Level 2 students completed their second project of the semester – the Comic Book Project.  Utilizing the 5 act story structure, students were to create a story using only photos.

In-School

Would less gun control result in gun violence? In my research and interviews, I found that there is not a way to stop the violence because there are too many guns out on the streets and people can get a gun from anywhere. To try to decrease the violence, we should put more money towards education, better after-school programs, and help ex-felons to get jobs.

In-School

This documentary specifically focus on the history and media's present portrayal of Black women in the media. This film is approximately 9 minutes produced by me, India Bouldin, at North Lawndale College Prep High School through my Senior Documentary Class with Free Spirit Media. This documentary is relevant, because Black women in history have always been seen in a negative light and affects how Black women interact with each other as well as how society's perceives Black women. After you watch this film ask yourself; Why is this a problem? Why isn't this ever discussed? How does this affect me? What can I do to help young women around me feel good about themselves?

In-School

Broken English? is a documentary that was created for society as a whole to learn and value different cultures. African Americans are an ethnic group that is stereotyped in America because of their way of speaking and their language. This film is to teach non-Ebonics speakers that Ebonics is a dialect that was originated in the south. I would also like to make Ebonics speakers aware that the way they speak has cultural value and is part of their identity. I am a senior and 19 years old. I made this film at North Lawndale College Prep High School with Free Spirit Media.

In-School

Level 1 - Digital Media students at North Lawndale College Prep (Christiana Campus) created an instructional "How To" video about practicing safe sex. Using Voiceover and a 5-shot Video sequence, this production team provides their audience with simple steps in sex education.

This documentary briefly scans/expresses the relationship between Japanese culture and Japanese animation. It's roughly a 13 minute documentary produced by me, Spencer Martin, at North Lawndale College Prep high school through my senior project documentary class with Free Spirit Media. This documentary is a relevant factor because it brings to light how Japanese animation, better known as Anime, reflects Japanese culture. People should be aware of other cultures because they connect in some way to their own culture. If Japanese Anime reflects Japan, does American Anime reflect the U.S?

This Free Spirit Media PSA was produced by a group of students from North Lawndale College Prep on the West Side of Chicago. The production was supported by Project Safe Neighborhood. It was awarded the 2010 Chicago Midwest Emmy for Public Service Announcement.

Racial relations at NLCP

Joe Black Productions

PSA examining what happens when anger can lead to bad choices

Two Students from North Lawndale College Prep in Chicago go to the Democratic National Convention

"Will I Be Next?" is a film that explores the issue of gun violence. Five established experts and numerous young people were interviewed for their perspective on this complex and incredibly troubling problem.

Students from North Lawndale College Prep created a short film surrounding the issue of bullies. This comedy sends a powerful message to teens everywhere.