want everything hello my name is dr paul jackson and i'm sitting in the studio of multimedia resource training institute located in seattle washington the corner of twenty third in jackson and the problem dod and i'm an instructor actually in the studio i've taught classes here on photoshop over from near and far the cut pro from apple and we're going to do it again we're going to bring in some social media we're going to talk about what you can do with the camera and how to edit and so beyond just the camera we're going to talk about digital storytelling so we'll create scripts and we will give you an idea of what you can do to tell your story we all have stories and so you can use m m r t i twenty third jackson to tell your story we have a lot of equipment here and we have some tali trained professional people who can help you out to tell your story so the classes haven't been actually scheduled get put because it's very important that you come in there for the class and then we'll be able offer the classes depending on how many people registered and what you are interested in learning the multi media resource training institute has a lot of highly skilled professional people that can train in a number of different things related to digital media so again if it's not just the camera per se but also about storyboarding about scriptwriting about editing and even from editing what do you want to do after you finish that it and so i know they have taught classes on crowdsourcing and how to raise money for the project that you want to do and so yeah again paul jackson multimedia resource training institute twenty third jackson and the problem register today so multimedia resource training institute has a lot of services that go beyond just the classroom for us to say we do more than just teach you video we can actually come to you and provide you with top notch high quality professional media services take for instance today and it was the twenty third annual taiwan on luncheon that the practice group puts on and we actually were able to webcast that event we brought in our cameras have brought in a lot of top and provided state of washington and the mayor of seattle come to attend and so it was a really positive and really beneficial event and again multimedia resource training institute can provide those services to you at a low cost so we go beyond just the classroom again we can teach you how to create videos how to shoot how to edit storyboard scripts write the whole thing we can actually come to you to help you tell your story we're you happen to be so you don't this is fairly have to come down to the studio if you want to do chen that is given every year by the breakfast group just to help mentor kids high school kids who had a good in its class a get selected they come here for a big engineering and the good thing is he's interested in engineering and he's going to go into engineering and we're out of here so everybody is a pair of command kids and thank you for this television station for bringing us up here and i'll give the mike pretty daley was a very promising young man and i want him to tell you about himself i  and i just want to say thank you in this is my this is my second year coming here i just i've i've learnt a lot from these people they've taught me a lot and  out for life two three hours and then i go home do the homework sometimes i talk to my mom she always talks me what i want to be in life in other words i want to be and you're always going you're always going to have people i want to bring you down just keep movin keep pushing forward and do things you love don't let anybody you want to be around people that are doing the same thing around you in actually care so don't be around the native things  be around positive people if if you ever like if you ever down just just take a bow legged what you want to be a life in just keep pushing forward in believe you can do it hard work pays off just work hard and you'll achieve your goal anything i have been coming to this luncheon for the last several years maybe  about four five years every year i come in and i am signed i have some friends in the breakfast group i'm not a member of the breakfast group but one of the organizers michel is a good friend of mine he asked me to come especially a lot of young people kind of shy away from engineering but and i like to encourage the kids to go into engineering just in that respect even president obama in his state of would reward schools that develop new partnerships with colleges and employers and create the classes that focus on science technology engineering and math the skills today's employers looking for to fill jobs right now and in the future and there is a big future even here in seattle we have so many jobs like even sound transit's light rail project my own consulting firm and du preez going to come visit my office i have my own company in my own office thank you so much so as a nonprofit you know getting the word out there is vital to sustaining your income and your donations and so much media resource training institute can work with you and trying to strategize your story and more importantly how to get it out there to have people see it and so again we can edit we can create we can deliver we know digest we can do things that you need to have done related to digital media and presentations and so again multimedia resource training institute is a place you can come to to get your services provided low cost  effectively and with a professional level that is hardly ever seen so again paul jackson multimedia resource training institute seattle washington twenty third in jackson advantage of the programs so that's why we're here today so that you can learn about different programs that grant monies grand opportunities for people and how you can participate so we call these communities so we br few cookies fruit so that you couldn't because sometimes it's hard to get to downtown seattle so we think we bring downtown seattle to the community so this you know if you want more meetings we go and talk about them so we also have a refugee an immigrant from the commission that's made up of fifteen members and they're going to be meeting this sunday in the afternoon and we have elected persons that they beat once a month the first tuesday of every month and you're welcome to go to those meetings and see the work that they're doing but we have representative from all of this is our program was started by the council and then the mayor adopted it and then he appointed us to work with him  down with the different communities and we talk about the relationship between the community and the police and we can still have more of those conversations so if you want to have more of those conversations we could do it here in the center of we could go to places of war chest and have meetings so that you can talk and learn about how we make seattle safer who do you call when you have an issue how do you get things taken care of and we've got a couple of cases already in the community or because we've had those relationships with police we were able to make some changes i wanted to remind you that it's very important for us this little piece of paper which is sort of what is what they're going to do is they're going to streamline our conversation so that other people will have access to see what we're talking about one of the real issues what it was it was a young man and he's been on the commission a long time but we value his service and the other fourteen members so now we want to begin the way we're going to do this is each of the programs are going to do ten minutes then we're going to have question and answers and then if we can finish early then you can come and talk to them individually and ask for more questions about th props you've met them before david keyes delia burke and then derek hall and myself so the four of us work in commute technology programs because we're very very committed to digital literacy we're we're wanting to be in all of seattle and santa residents and i personally would love everybody in the world to be able to be digitally literate and there's three prongs three prongs to that there's access content and literacy those are the three areas that we focus on all our programs so access means that people have access to technology so that means the physical access to this technology so that means you have access to high speed internet computers smart phones things that you need in order to be success my name is irene governments and i work with the office of arts and cultural affairs we have a staff of twenty three people and we share the seventeenth floor with the department of neighborhood so we're on the same floor of the seattle municipal tower our office primarily focuses on supporting arts and culture and we do that three priorities we have three basic priorities and the first one is cultural investments or that those are funding programs and opportunities and i will talk a little bit more about that in just a few minutes because that's i think the most important area that you might be interested in the second one is what we call creative place making and that's bringing people together through the arts in different parts of the city and different parts in different areas and then the last one is youth development and that really is arts education really that builds confidence leadership and learning fo teens whether it's in school or out of school and that's one of the third and very important priorities from are you ready i just come my name is modeline no rose they called me leno i'm the director of the office of immigrant refugee affairs my family came as refugees from mexico in one nine hundred thirteen and then i came to washington in two thousand and three our office decided that we needed to do outreach to the community about small grant programs that are available from the city so we came in we talked to the ethiopian center they opened our doors they helped us advertise it bring people together because one thing we know is that we have a vibrant and good immigrant and refugee community and what we want to let them know is what the city can do for them how they can participate in the city we want to find a way so that we give them a voice and so that the city listens to them and works with them and we're very excited to be here and we hope we have a number of other meetings just like this to talk about city programs ok the next big community event that we have is open house on april sixth in city hall we're asking people to come it's tended to pm there's going to be every service that available in the city it will be there for them to beat the directors meet the staff as their questions but more importantly every month we're going to have a tea a community tea where we go out to the different communities and one of them we're going to have it what is it called the aquarium so we're going to invite community leaders to show them how to take advantage of the aquarium and how they can participate so it's going to be very exciting so we're looking for other opportunities other communities that want us to come talk about save communities with the police or any other project we're ready to come combination we've been taking it to different community centers churches and even still have competition with the community about the issue which is dear to them and we founded th office was open leno was chosen to be the director and it being going to the community and be talking to community hub in combination and it's really going well so we like other community members to invite