Lifechurch Creative Media is the production company behind Life.Church, a global community of worshipers that spans 11 states across the USA, in 35 locations nationwide. They boast millions of annual downloads of inspirational videos and content, tens of thousands of weekly views via YouTube, and weekly screenings in their own church network.
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Celtx Industry Series: Ask Me Anything with Hollywood Director, Writer & Producer Brian Levant
by Celtxby CeltxThe Celtx Industry Series is proud to present the first Ask Me Anything session since the series’ inception. Join us as we host an Ask Me Anything with Hollywood director, writer, and producer, Brian Levant.
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Perspectives: Teaching Filmmaking with the Science Leadership Academy
by Celtxby CeltxThe Science Leadership Academy (SLA) is one of the 8 schools in the School District of Philadelphia that use the Celtx Studio to teach 1,080 class hours of scriptwriting and filmmaking to their students, as a part of their three-year CTE Digital Video and Cinematography program.
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How have crews and productions adapted to deal with the pandemic? Read this to find out, and learn about how there may be a silver lining in the ‘new normal’.
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As a way to share all of their groundbreaking innovations, Lockheed Martin Space has its own internal video production team of 30 creatives that helps tell their stories – in keeping with the trend of major companies adopting an internal agency model for their communications. They boast over 65 million views on their YouTube channel, with over 325,000 subscribers and 928 videos in total. They use Celtx to help them create this content.
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Celtx Industry Series: Creating a Toolkit for Film Production Instructors
by Celtxby CeltxOn Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020, join film and media instructors around the world as we discuss creating a production toolkit for film production instructors during our free Celtx Industry Series webinar. Celtx has been a mainstay in the toolkits of instructors from middle school to post-grad, as they work with students on developing their filmmaking skills. But what other tools are instructors relying on, and how has the shift to online learning changed the tools we use to educate and encourage students?