Click the button on the above image of the steamboat ‘Rosa B’ to visit The Discovery Space Youtube™ Channel for Union Museum of Art and History and view the film to learn about this boat and other historical matters.
Union Museum of Art and History’s Youtube™ Channel, this historical documentary film featuring interviews with Mayor Stein Baughman Jr., Mary Dozier Hill, Verdell Williams Ventroy and Marilyn Ludwig Wilhite is just over 40 minutes long and conveys a candid and colorful portrayal of the characters and activity that made Farmerville the great town it is today.
Panel discussion held at the Union Museum of History and Art in Farmerville, Louisiana on Tuesday, November 13th 2018 on the theme of the future of education in America. The music is “Ready-Set-Go! “ by Magic In The Other.
This lunch event at the museum was associated with the School Days in Union Parish exhibition sponsored by Janet Fortenberry - Farmers Insurance, Farmerville.
Educators in Union Parish and The Future of Education in America are two short documentary films produced under the Open Eye Film label in association with the Fall 2018 exhibition “School Days in Union Parish” held at The Union Museum of History and Art in Farmerville, Louisiana.
Educators in Union Parish
In this 45 minute documentary film four experienced educators, school administrators and guardians share their recollections of school life and speak candidly on a variety of important topics including:
Their formative influences, career development, changes in the culture of education, integration of the dual schooling system, technological innovations and perceived opportunities and impediments to educational development.
Thank you to the expert interviewees: Mike Lazenby, Jennifer Wicker, the Rev. Tommy Carr and Jackie Hill for their interesting insights. Also I'd like to thank Jean Jones and Jennifer Wicker for their roles as interviewers for the filming.
The "School Days" exhibit ran from Oct. 17 through Nov. 29 2018.
Filmed on Panasonic Lumix cameras and edited with Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 on Windows.
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The Future of Education In America
This was our first panel discussion show and it is a very interesting insight into the future of education in the USA. The panelists talk about a range of topics including the role of athletics in schools, the future of technology in the classroom and school security
There’s also a Q&A session open to the floor with comments and questions put to the panel.
The short programme format is ideally suited to the demands of Internet download and streaming limits and the attention spans of today’s busy world, but establishing credibility in a crowded media environment is essential.
Lynn Clark served very ably as the panel moderator. This film was shot on two Panasonic Lumix cameras and a Pentax K-1. The footage was spliced and edited in Cyberlink PowerDirector 16 on an HP Pavillion computer.
