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Film Festivals in 2006:

"Speak Out" by Brandy Hyatt was shown as part of the Girls in the Director's Chair Film Festival at the Walker Art Center in March 2006.

"Sweet Nights" by Bridget Collins was show at the Future Filmmakers Festivals as part of the Chicago International Film Festival in June 2006. Bridget traveled to Chicago to be present at the screening.

"Sweet Nights" was also shown as part of the Los Angeles Film Festival in July 2006.

"Dreams" by Nakia Hyatt was selected and shown at the San Diego Women Film Festival in October 2006.

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The PCTV Program Director is John Gwinn.

Gwinn recieved a B.S in Film/Video in 1988 from the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. After moving to Minneapolis in 1991, his first job was working as a Private Investigator. In 1992, he co-founded the Phillips Community Television program. He has also worked with Minnesota Transitions Charter School, Intermedia Arts, Walker Arts Center, and the Minneapolis Telecommunications Network.

Michael D. Hay is an artist living in Minneapolis. Michael was born and raised in the Detroit Michigan Area. He recieved a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1991. He recieved an MFA in film and video production from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1998. During his years in Chicago, he worked with several youth development groups including The Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago and archi-treasures.

Amanda Luker is a media producer, editor and webmaster. In 2003, she recieved a Masters in Media Studies from The New School and is now pursuing various media projects in the Twin Cities. Contact her via her website, pinkslipmedia.org.

Jessie Roelofs, After-School Assistant, is a student at Augsburg College, Minneapolis, pursuing a BA degree in Film and Media Arts. Her e-mail is roelofs18@yahoo.com.

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