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Venice High School

At Venice High School you can always count on a breeze from the Pacific Ocean bringing with it a nice drop in temperature. The school's art deco buildings and the disposition of the students in Venice High's New Media Academy also contribute to this cool factor. But, the place has changed over the years. Distance Learning has taken on a different connotation here in Venice. Instead of walking a block to school, the students travel from all over the city via public transportation or school buses. The students in the New Media Academy come from Culver City, Inglewood, South LA, Downtown, add even Gardena. How is the culture at the school affected, you may ask? Well, for one, it provided the Youth Voices Venice project a multi-dimensional portrait, giving us a glimpse of students from all over the Los Angeles area.

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PRODUCTION: Recording Media Assets in the Field
In Venice, students went to out their personal places and captured them with video, photography, and sound. They filmed video interviews, portraits, snapped pictures, and recorded soundscapes.
Youth Voices students practice sound recording at Venice High School.
Sound Design at Venice High
For the third multimedia production workshop, students were asked to identify all the elements of sound and explain its purpose in the narrative.
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Erika M's Mural
From home to the streets, student Erika and other Venice High School students identify the best locations in their community.
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Brian Z's Mural
Venice High School student shares his favorite neighborhood spots
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Venice High School: No Longer a Neighborhood High School
Distance Learning has taken on a different connotation here in Venice. The students travel from all over the city via public transportation or school buses, instead of it being a walk down the block.
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