75 SHOTS was conceived by film poet, Karin Hazé.  On  April 26, 2016, in the Chambers of the Supreme Court of Jamaica,  she  bared witness to submissions given against the anti-sodomy archaic law of 1861 being rejected by the judge.  As a member of the Jamaican Diaspora, she was compelled  to take immediate action & boldly demonstrated  in one the most homophobic countries in the World and protested  for  LGBTQ+ people's rights, at Emancipation Parc in downtown Kingston, JA.

 

She uses her activism to teach courageous participants basic filmmaking skills free-of-charge.  Her unique program is designed for LGBTQ+ people living in 70+countries  in the World, where it’s still illegal to be gay. 

 

One shot at a time, successful participants develop  their imagination, creativity,  self-esteem and employability skills , as they receive  theoretic & hands-on smartphone filmmaking training.

 

75 SHOTS is currently offering, free-of-charge, 10 week online smartphone film training to selected candidates. Weekly private classes are given online on a one to one basis. Each class is tailored to  the students' particular interests in film production. The main  focus is on innovation, resourcefulness and developing one's own unique style. Android or iPhone devices and access to the internet is obligatory, however no previous experience in filmmaking is required.

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Your safety and education come first. Be assured, that only with full written or audio visual consent will your name or the actors names and identities appear publicly. Anonymity  is to each participants discretion.

 

Send us an email  with a selfie video telling us about yourself and your ambitions  and  fill out the application form below