- PCTV CrewThis episode of Our Turn investigates the very busy lives of the modern teenagers. Segments include Teens and Jobs, Profile of a High School Student, Skit about balancing a job and school and Neva's thoughts on Dating and Friendships.
- PCTV CrewThis fast and fun show hosted by Nakia and Abdul takes a looks at driving, automobiles, and teens. Segments include a visit with an auto mechanic, a skit about safe driving habits, Brittani
- PCTV CrewA special two part episode of Our Turn that features all of the film work made over the summer 2005 AVID! Program.
- PCTV CrewA special two part episode of Our Turn that features all of the film work made over the summer 2005 AVID! Program.
- PCTV CrewThe PCTV youth look at the criminal justice system, investigating how it works and how it relates to young people.
- PCTV CrewThis episode of Our Turn features some recently completed independent videos. Videos featured include A Day in the Life of a Freshman by Hani Jama.
- PCTV CrewThe PCTV crew looks at all of the different types of relationships that teens may have. Boyfriend, girlfriend, mother, father, brother, sister, GLBT, and friendship are all talked about in this episode. Segments include a visit to local GLBT hangout District 202, interviews with teens abut
- PCTV CrewA fresh and fun look at the Twin Cities performing arts scene. Featuring segments about local theater, music, dance, and poetry. The PCTV crew visits places such as the Mixed Blood theater, Recording Arts High School, Amalla Middle Eastern Dance Company. And local poet Ed Bak Lee performs in the PCTV studio. Natisha and Nakia host this show from the Roosevelt High School auditorium.
- PCTV CrewThis Holiday special features exploration of many different types of Winter Holiday celebrations. Also the unforgettable Holiday Fear Factor challenge is featured in this episode.
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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.
Congratulations filmmakers!