Lansing Public Media Center

It's Time to Celebrate!!!

We have officially had our 5000th Video Equipment checkout this week with our member Reggie. We wish him luck with his upcoming video production and that he returns the equipment on time so that all the members of the Lansing Public Media Center can continue to produce amazing local content. Tune into Comcast channel 16 to see what our local video producers creating.

Curious about Video production? Or have a friend who wants to start a public access show? Sign up for our next Video production class and become a member of the Lansing Public Media Center on Oct 5th from 10-5 pm. Check out the Eventbrite link down below to pre-register.

Lansing Public Media Center Production 101 This class is the introductory class to become members of the Lansing Public Media Center to use the equipment and studios available.

Together we can build a healthier, happier community where everyone can live their best lives! Join us at the Community Free Wellness Fair hosted by the Human Relations & Community Services Department, on August 1st from 10 am to noon on the Capital Lawn.

HRCS Community Health & Wellness PSA 1 min 30 sec Change The Script Before Opioids Have The Last WordHRSC Community Health & Wellness Fair Thursday, August 1st, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Michigan Capital Lawn

https://lansing501.com/517reasons

Aww shucks Lansing 5:01, we love you too! 🥰

517 Reasons to Love Lansing A random, non-exhaustive list of our favorite things about Lansing. Because we have a lot to be proud of.

Saturday night here at the Media Center!

Do you have plans Saturday night?

Trick question — you're hanging with us.

Join us for this FREE CCFF Bangers event and bring your friends + family ⭐️

Full deets: https://fb.me/e/3S7k9HpId

Tonight!

TODAY!

Cindy Hunter Morgan () and Pete Johnston () would like to invite you to FILMETRY, a Festival of Poetry and Film, this Friday at 7pm at the Lansing Public Media Center.

This fusion of film and poetry is in its 4th year, and a return to an in-person screening which we’re very excited about. Featuring work from MSU students as well as filmmakers from around the world. Admission is free and open to all.

Sponsored by the MSU Libraries, MSU English Department and Film Studies Program, and Lansing Public Media Center.

Saturday at 7pm, don't miss the Michigan Premiere of BONE CAGE! Followed at 9:30pm by Jason Biggs in the most intense role of his career in THE SUBJECT.

Trailers and details at ccff.co/schedule

"Intense and complicated as it tackles themes that will resonate with viewers for their pervasiveness through today’s society, The Subject seizes your attention and never once waivers, led by a standout performance from Jason Biggs."

Thursday October 21st at 7pm in Downtown Lansing, outdoor drive/walk/ride-in movies are on!

Welp. Here we are. We had the highest hopes of having a “normal” festival this year in 2021, but we’re channeling that energy into a kick-ass outdoor drive-in event happening October 21-24, 2021 in Downtown Lansing! Join us for some fun fall nights. Our selection committee has worked hard to curate a great slate of films, details to come reallllly soon.

Don’t worry, we’re keeping our hopes ultra high for 2022, and are planning to have a full-on “normal” festival in the spring. Stay tuned, and thanks for your ongoing support!

Air hugs,
CCFF team

We're looking forward to providing projection equipment and services for this exciting screening, join us Friday!

We are pleased to announce, One Love Global with the assistance of Capital City Film Festival and Capitol City Black Film Festival the Re-Screening of Summer of Soul at Greenwood District Studios. A historic Film screened at a historic site! FREE to the public.

On July 23 at 5 pm, One Love Global and Greenwood District Studios will converge to screen the Summer of Soul documentary at 921 Mall Drive, Lansing, MI. Join us for an empowering celebration. then and now, of Black transformative, afro-futuristic, musical movements.

"Summer of Soul is a “ historical record created around the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion. Including never-before-seen
concert performances by Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, B.B. King and more, the film uses the festival’s musical performances to tell the story of the cultural and sociopolitical upheaval
happening at that time.”

CONTACT:
Florence Alexander
[email protected]

Lansing Public Media Center updated their phone number.

There's still space available in Saturday's class! We start at 10am sharp. There might not be an eclipse to experience this time, but there WILL be pizza!

Sign up at lpmcbasicproduction.eventbrite.com

Our whole team worked on this project, and if you make a donation of any size to the LSO, you can see the sneak preview live tonight!

Special Thanksgiving messages plus video content about The Artist's Umbrella, Central Michigan's 211 service, and a music video from Sean Mic.