Detroit Public Television launches the PBS Online Film Festival in Detroit
The 2015 Festival Runs through July 17th
Detroit is a
city filled with storytellers. Now DPTV and PBS are working together
to gather and celebrate our best online/video storyteller through the
PBS Online Film Festival.
Detroit
Public TV’s commitment to promoting the film community continues with
the 2015 PBS Online Film Festival, which began Monday and continues
through July 17th, 2015!
Since its
launch in 2012, the PBS Online Film Festival has featured diverse films
from PBS member stations, POV and collaborations with public television
producers, including the Center for Asian American Media,
Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), National Black Programming Consortium
(NBPC), Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC), and Vision Maker
Media. The PBS Online Film Festival has attracted more than one million
video streams and more than 100,000 votes over
the first three years.
Get ready to watch 25 new documentaries that will amaze, move and excite you! Like/Follow Detroit Public Television on
Facebook &
Twitter for daily updates about these wonderful films.
Watch, vote for and then share the films!
Today’s featured film is "11-Minute Mile,” which you can watch by visiting
http://to.pbs.org/1CaW3t2!
Visit the PBS Online Film Festival’s website here:
http://www.pbs.org/filmfestival/home/
Check back daily for more films to watch, discuss and share.
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