Three student's from local photographer Randy Flaum's York Storykids project held a showing, Sunday, at Martin Library to display what they learned, and for the first time, an adult was included in the class.
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Three students from local photographer Randy Flaum's York StoryKids project held a showing Sunday, Feb. 11, at Martin Library to display what they've learned.
Through York StoryKids, Flaum teaches visual story-telling, using still photography and video.
Each of the students — Emory Henz, 10, of Stewartstown; Brennen Speal, 13, of West York; and Anthony Beard of York — selected a person whose story they wanted to tell. Henz selected a swimming instructor, Speal a school teacher who started a coffee house, and Beard chose a female auto mechanic.
York StoryKids holds a showing event at Martin Library, Sunday, February 11, 2018. Randy Flaum's three students, including an adult for the first time, learned video story-telling techniques and produced photos to go with their finished videos. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Friends and family watch as videos produced by York StoryKids are shown for the first time in public at Martin Library, Sunday, February 11, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Friends and family watch as videos produced by York StoryKids are shown for the first time in public at Martin Library, Sunday, February 11, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Christina Kauffman from Word. visits the York StoryKids showing at Martin Library, Sunday, February 11, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Emory Henz, 10 of Stewartstown, holds his photo that went with a video story about a swim instructor known as Shepherd Swimmer, during the York StoryKids showing at Martin Library, Sunday, February 11, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Emory Henz, 10 of Stewatstown gets some help from Randy Flaum in boxing up a canvas print from his York StoryKids visual story about a swim instructor known as the Shepherd Swimmer, Sunday, February 11, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
"I learned a lot of things in the class, like the shakiness, how to keep it (camera) still," Henz said.
Flaum has a few classes in the works for 2018, including a project called "Brag About," which will task students with producing a video of something in York County that they think is special.
The project will be held in conjunction with the Cultural Alliance of York County to help promote the nonprofit's e-branding of the county.
For more information, contact Flaum at raflaum@comcast.net.
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