WHAT IS THE SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM?
The SDR World Relief Foundation offers a skills training program in production and acting. This program aims to provide individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge in production and acting to perform satisfactorily. Participants will learn various aspects of production and acting that will equip them with the skills needed to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. After completing classes, students must demonstrate their ability to apply the skills learned during a mock production and the filming of an actual shoot before receiving a certificate of completion.
WHO QUALIFIES?
Individuals who are At-risk youth, homeless, or disabled individuals are placed at the center of the process through person-centered training and support. Dedicated, professional staff will assist the people we serve in maximizing their independence and achieving their highest level of self-sufficiency. The program's philosophy and goal is to help individuals achieve independence by offering support, accountability, productivity, and participation.
HOW DOES THE PROGRAM HELP?
The Skilled Training Program aims to assist with learning new skills that could lead to productive and gainful work. Repetition results in enduring changes in an individual's capability to perform a specific task. Individuals can learn skills to build self-esteem and empowerment while helping them gain self-sufficiency. We teach various skills that can remove the individual from poverty and unemployment, leading them to entrepreneurship. Repetition results in enduring changes in an individual's capability to perform a specific task. Individuals can learn skills to build self-esteem and empowerment while helping them gain self-sufficiency. We teach various skills that can remove the individual from poverty and unemployment, leading them to entrepreneurship.
Using film production and acting as a skills training program helps to develop various skills, such as acting, directing, cinematography, editing, screenwriting, or production management. The goal is to provide a skill that is considered more than just acquiring info; it is expanding the ability to be more productive by learning how to apply our skills to our work in the most valuable way.
Learning production work allows the learner to gain the following skills:
1. Goal setting: Learners establish clear goals for what they want to achieve through the training program. These goals can be related to improving technical skills, gaining practical experience, or building a portfolio.
2. Theory: Learners will familiarize themselves with the theoretical aspects of the skills they want to develop. This can involve reading books, taking online courses, or attending workshops and seminars. Building a solid foundation of knowledge will enhance practical application.
3. Hands-on experience: Get involved in actual film productions, whether it's through student projects, independent films, or collaborations with fellow filmmakers. This will allow the learner to apply their skills in a real-world setting and gain practical experience.
4. Networking: Connect with other professionals in the film industry, such as directors, producers, cinematographers, and editors. Attend industry events, join film organizations, and engage in online communities to expand your network. Networking can lead to mentorship opportunities, collaborations, and valuable insights.
5. Reflect and improve: After each film production experience, teachers will take the time with the learners to reflect on their performance and areas for improvement. They will receive feedback from mentors or colleagues to help them identify areas where they can grow and develop their skills further.
Film production is a collaborative process, so learners must be open to learning from others and embracing different roles within a production. This will help them gain a well-rounded understanding of the filmmaking process and enhance their overall skill set.
Many homeless individuals may indeed have a desire to learn new skills. Like anyone else, they may aspire to personal growth, self-improvement, and finding stable employment or housing.
Learning new skills can offer individuals experiencing homelessness a sense of empowerment, increased self-confidence, and expanded opportunities for employment or income generation. Acquiring new skills can also help them regain stability and independence, which are crucial factors in overcoming homelessness. However, it's essential to recognize that each person's circumstances, resources, and priorities may vary. Factors such as access to education, training programs, and support services can significantly impact an individual's ability to pursue skill development while experiencing homelessness.
Our initiatives focus on empowering and supporting individuals experiencing homelessness and will offer skill-building programs, vocational training, and educational opportunities. These programs aim to provide individuals with the tools and resources necessary to improve their circumstances and work towards a more stable future. It is essential that we approach each person experiencing homelessness with empathy, respect, and a willingness to understand their unique needs and aspirations.
COST OF THE PROGRAM?
Qualified individuals who are selected enter and finish the program at no cost. Services are paid by donations to the nonprofit. Each individual will receive a certificate of completion after completing their course.
BENEFITS
Whether a person has just experienced a disaster or if a person has been homeless for some time, learning the skills of filmmaking and acting can be beneficial for people who have lost their jobs to consider acquiring new skills. The benefits include:
1. Increased employability: Learning new skills can make you more marketable to potential employers. Acquiring in-demand skills can help you stand out from other job seekers and increase your chances of finding new employment.
2. Adaptability: Industries and job market demands can change over time. You can adapt to these changes by developing new skills and broadening your job opportunities. Demonstrating versatility and a willingness to learn can be valuable assets in today's dynamic job market.
3. Personal growth and development: Learning new skills can be a fulfilling and enriching experience. It allows you to expand your knowledge, challenge yourself, and explore new interests. It can also boost your self-confidence and provide a sense of accomplishment.
4. Entrepreneurial opportunities: Acquiring new skills can open doors to entrepreneurial ventures or freelancing opportunities. You may discover new ways to apply your skills, create your own business, or work independently.
5. Networking and connections: Pursuing new skills often involves engaging with others who share similar interests. This can lead to valuable networking opportunities, connecting you with professionals in your field of interest and potentially opening doors to new job opportunities.
When considering acquiring new skills, one must assess their interests, strengths, and career goals. We encourage individuals to research the job market and identify skills that are in demand or align with their desired career path.
Donations/Volunteers/Teachers
As this program grows we will needs volunteers and teachers and we always need your kind donation. Please get in touch and let's discuss where you fit in.
Enrollment announcements will be made to the community, schools and online at https://www.facebook.com/sdrworldrelieffoundation/
Life Goes On delves into the emotional journey of widows and widowers after loss. While loved ones offer support during the healing process, they may struggle to grasp the depth of the pain involved fully. Through Ash's story, the film portrays her evolution and healing years after her husband's passing, as her sisters play a pivotal role in aiding her progression. Seamlessly blending humor and poignant moments, this narrative serves as a compelling testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit.
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YES TO MORE LIFE DOCUMENTARY
"Teaching People with Disabilities Valuable Skills"
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Life Goes On delves into the emotional journey of widows and widowers after loss. While loved ones offer support during the healing process, they may struggle to grasp the depth of the pain involved fully. Through Ash's story, the film portrays her evolution and healing years after her husband's passing, as her sisters play a pivotal role in aiding her progression. Seamlessly blending humor and poignant moments, this narrative serves as a compelling testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit.
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