My film, Why do I want to go?, which won $2000 and was the overall winner of Double the Numbers’ Youth Media Competition, has been shared on a number of college access websites. It’s been posted in the videos page of the High School branch of the First in the Family Website, the Youth Voices page on the website of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s American Graduate DC program, and the homepage of Double the Numbers DC.

Why do I want to go? won the 2011 Double the Numbers Youth Media Competition, earning a total of $2000. It was named “Most original and compelling video/visual product” and “Most compelling product and overall winner of YMC 2011,” and it earned Capital City PCS the title, “School with the most original and compelling product that reflects a high level of collaboration between staff and student.”

This film won the 2011 Double the Numbers Youth Media Competition, earning a total of $2000. It was named “Most original and compelling video/visual product” and “Most compelling product and overall winner of YMC 2011,” and it earned Capital City PCS the title, “School with the most original and compelling product that reflects a high level of collaboration between staff and student.”

In this film, Capital City PCS’s Class of 2012 describes why it wants to go to college.

I produced, shot, and edited this piece.