Education
Summer Film Workshop for High School Students
The SHC EDU Summer Film Workshop for High School Students at Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center is an immersive cinematic experience for students in grades 9-12.
From July 22, 2024 to August 2, 2024 (excluding the weekend), from 9am to 1pm, students will develop their knowledge of cinema through an exploration of film language and hands-on filmmaking. With guidance from industry professionals, students will produce their own short films that speak to their unique interests. No prior film experience is required.
The application is due on June 15th. Scholarships are available.
SHC’s Projections Series
“Projections” is an initiative that aims to activate the Cinema’s Rosenberg Workspace through collaborations with regional not-for-profit groups in order to amplify voices, begin conversations, and build audiences through the Cinema’s network and digital presence. “Projections” was created by Sag Harbor Cinema’s Education Committee Chair, Bill Collage.
Upcoming Projections: April 28th, 2024
Sag Harbor Cinema & ARF Present:
“Bark the Question: A Lesson in Dog Myths & Training”
Panel Discussion with ARF-Affiliated Professional Dog Trainers Veronica Grzybowska, Cindy LeRoy, Amy Kurtz, as well as Caryl Glaab, Director of Training Programs at the William P. Rayner Training Center at ARF. Moderated by Sag Harbor Cinema Board Member April Gornik & Followed by Animal Adoption Event at Steinbeck Park.
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Projections Archive
2024
March 3rd, 2024
Sag Harbor Cinema & Eastville Community Historical Society Present: “Generations Speak”
A Short Film Screening and a Pane Discussion with the Leadership of the Eastville Community Historical Society: Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, Execuve Director; Michael A. Butler, Cemetery Preservation Director; nd Harriet Simons, Education and Volunteer Director.
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2023
October 9th, 2023
Sag Harbor Cinema & OLA of Eastern Long Island Present: “Children of the World: A Conversation with J. Oscar Molina”
A Short Film Screening and a Panel Discussion with Oscar Molina, Minerva Perez, Esperanza León, and Mago Martinez. Moderated by Cristina Cuomo.
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2022
May 1st, 2022
Steinbeck In Search of America
Moderated by Steve Hamilton, the co-founder of Bay Street Theater, featuring Bret Johnston, Director of the Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas in Austin; Tommy John Schiavoni, who is a Councilperson for the Town of Southampton; and Kathryn Szoka of Canio’s Cultural Cafe, sponsor of the “Steinbeck in Search of America” initiative.
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2021
August 8th, 2021
Forgetting to Remember:
Sag Harbor’s Role in Slavery and the Path to Reconciliation
A Discussion of The Plain Sight Project with Donnamarie Barnes & David Rattray. Moderated by Dr. Jennifer L. Morgan
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October 21st, 2021
Behind Closed Doors:
A frank converation about abuse in our community
Featuring: advocate & survivor Nicole Behrens, Retreat attorney Susan Bereche, Retreat Prevention Education Director Helen Atkinson-Barnes, Spark Counselor Viviana Bishop & OLA Executive Director Minerva Perez. Moderated by Diana Diamond, PhD.
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“Forgetting to Remember” was an 18-month collaboration between Sag Harbor Cinema and the Plain Sight Project, made possible by a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Congressionally Directed Community Project Funding, sponsored by U.S. Senator Hon. Charles E. Schumer.
This collaborative endeavor expands the vital work of the Plain Sight Project, which aims to unearth the identities and stories of enslaved, indentured, and free people of color on the East End of Long Island, into the Sag Harbor region.