Skills and a voice.
A place to learn the craft of filmmaking and develop the ideas and stories that are theirs to tell.

The Inner City Film Collaborative is a Boston-based nonprofit where young people learn the art of filmmaking, with mentorship from local college students and film and television professionals.
The Inner City Film Collaborative is a nonprofit that introduces young people to the art of filmmaking, and provides them with skills and tools they need to be successful in the film and television industry.
Young people learn filmmaking alongside mentors and instructors. They learn by working together, developing their own ideas in an inclusive and diverse environment.
Pitch the idea, identify the audience, and define why the story belongs on screen.
EXPLORE THIS STAGEICFC is building a place where young people learn filmmaking by doing. They will develop their own ideas into stories, while working together to bring those stories to the screen, and gaining experience that can lead to jobs or entrepreneurship.
Why it matters: young people have stories worth telling. With the right skills and support they can create stories that reflect the positive things that take place in their daily lives.
Program details are coming soon.
A place to learn the craft of filmmaking and develop the ideas and stories that are theirs to tell.
Young people learn alongside mentors who help them grow and succeed.
Films made by young people from the community, about what matters to them.