Due to the success of If These Streets Could Talk, AT&T funded another project with the center for Youth to be the follow up film.  Done in a different way and starring the youth acting in their own stories, this narrative film hopes to dispel the rumors around homelessness.

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Dedicated to Justice is a documentary about Honorable Michael A. Telesca, a native Rochesterian, who served as both the Monroe County Surrogate Court Judge and United States District Court Judge spanning a period of over 42 years. Sponsored by the Foundation of The Monroe County Bar, this film explores how the judge's life experiences shaped the way he thought about the constitution.  Official Premiere: April 8th @ Strong Museum 

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Most fashion weeks are exclusive and impossible for the general public to attend. Seats at NYC Fashion Week are reserved for celebrities and a list of who's who.   Fashion week of Rochester is the exact opposite. Although it is a glamorous, exciting, and an amazingly inspiring event it is something that the whole community can enjoy. It is because of this vibe that we feel we have been so successful.

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Northlight has teamed up with Post Magazine here in Rochester to create digital content from some of the exciting stories, makers, and businesses highlighted in the bi monthly magazine.  Post: This is Rochester.

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During the summer of 2014, The Center For Youth and Northlight partnered to work with seven young men to teach them about filmmaking and help them tell their story. Funded by AT&T, If Our Streets Could Talk is an intimate look at the struggles and challenges these young men face.

Synatropia is an experimental narrative about synesthesia.  Synesthesia is when senses are crossed in the brain. Those effected talk about being able to taste color, see sounds, and remember everything.  The protagonist Sarah suffers from Time-Space synesthesia, which causes her to not only remember everything in her entire life, but experience those memories as if she were actually there.  Her struggle to stay in the present while reliving the past presents a difficult challenge when her mind attempts to remember the one memory lost. 

The commercial sexual exploitation of children is a global problem and one that impacts children in our own communities. The Center for Youth’s Safe Harbour Program works with partners across Monroe County to promote awareness of youth trafficking and identify and provide comprehensive services to potential victims of commercial sexual exploitation. 

Northlight teamed up with Safe Harbour to create an animation as well as a 60 second PSA to get the word out about the new legislation as well as the desire to close the gap on these horrible acts.

Rochester Teen Court is a diversion program delivered by The Center for Youth for non-violent offenders, ages 16-18. Defendants participate voluntarily in this sentencing court after accepting responsibility for their actions in a traditional courtroom. Local judges preside over the proceedings, and teen jurors recommend sentencing. Youth volunteers also serve as attorneys and court personnel.

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THE INTREPID: Discovering Lincoln's Balloon Corps. is a half hour documentary about the first American air force under Dr. Thaddeus Lowe formed during the Civil War under President Lincoln to perform reconnaisance on the Confederates as well as the Genesee Country Village & Museums reconstruction of one of the balloons.  Narrated by Peter Coyote, THE INTREPID has won Best Shorts Festival, A bronze Telly award, and is in the running for a Cine Golden Eagle.  It first premiered at Hatch Hall in the Eastman Theater in Rochester, NY and aired on WXXI for the following weeks.

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