Empowerment Project

Cause Area

  • Advocacy & Human Rights
  • Community
  • Media & Broadcasting
  • Politics

Location

8218 Farrington Mill Rd.Chapel Hill, NC 27517 United States

Organization Information

Mission Statement

The Empowerment Project produces and distributes its own documentary films and videos, and provides facilities, training and other support for independent producers, artists, activists and organizations working in video and other electronic media. Its purpose is to work towards democratizing access to the media, and to provide the resources necessary to put the power of media in the hands of individuals and organizations working to further important social, political and artistic purposes.

Description

EP coordinates and supports progressive organizing efforts, conducts media training workshops, and operates a media center with low-cost access to video and computer facilities in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Empowerment Project co-founder and Oscar-winning documentarian Barbara Trent speaks at universities and other institutions throughout the country in an effort to help people become more critical consumers of the media and to shed new light on the social and political issues facing us today. Empowerment Project co-founder and Oscar-winning documentarian David Kasper specializes in production and editing, working and consulting with independent producers on a broad range of aspects of filmmaking. Core staff member and artist Carlyle Poteat specializes in computer graphics, editing, and production. She helps to run the media facility and works with clients on various aspects of project development and implementation.

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