GHETTO FILM SCHOOL GOES PODCAST! New Partnership Expands Storytelling Game
The nonprofit is leveling up its fellowship program with a fresh podcast curriculum, thanks to a collab with multimedia company Mosh Audio.
Ghetto Film School just announced a major creative partnership that's taking their fellowship to the next level! According to Variety, the nonprofit has teamed up with multimedia storytelling company Mosh Audio to bring podcasting into the mix — a bold move that signals where film education is headed in 2024.
The collab comes hot on the heels of GFS's redesigned 20-month fellowship curriculum, which was already expanding beyond traditional filmmaking into broader cross-platform media storytelling. Now, with Mosh Audio's expertise, students will get a comprehensive podcast curriculum baked right into the program — giving aspiring creatives a full toolkit for the modern media landscape.
It's a smart play for a school that's always been about breaking barriers and democratizing access to filmmaking. By doubling down on podcasting and multimedia skills alongside film, GFS is making sure their fellows can tell stories anywhere, anyhow. Welcome to the new era of storytelling!
Sources · Variety