shirinmozaffari

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Shirin Mozaffari

Cambridge,

United States

Training and Production Coordinator

CCTV

I am a documentary filmmaker and an educator, graduated from School of the Art Institute of Chicago with an MFA. I am responsible for CCTV's media and technology training program. I also organize members and interns to shoot and edit coverage of community events in Cambridge. Please contact me if you have any questions/feedback about the courses or if you would like to be a part of our event coverage team. I look forward to getting to know you and to working with you.

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Member for: 32 weeks 5 days
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shirinmozaffari's Newest Posts

May 10, 2012 Featured Spare Change News Story Trade [video] In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Spare Change News, StoryStream conducted a storytelling session with many of the homeless vendors. They talked about their experiences selling the paper on...	May 3, 2012 production Zip Docs: Central Meditations [video] Central Square Meditations was produced in CCTV's April 2012 Documentary Production (Zip Docs) class, led by instructor Jordan Tynes. Participating students include Mara Bresnahan, Larry Brown, Vicki...
Apr 10, 2012 Featured Kaleidoscope Tattoo and Art Gallery [video] At Kaleidoscope, professional artists cover any style of tattooing--old school traditional to neo-traditional, portraiture, Japanese style, photo realism, lettering, and anything else imaginable. The...	Mar 29, 2012 computer Age Engage: A Collaboration Between Google and CCTV [video] Age Engage is a collaboration between CCTV and Google. It pairs volunteers from Google with Cambridge seniors that are seeking Internet training and help. This month, twenty seniors were involved...
Mar 7, 2012 Food Latke vs Hamentashen [video] An annual MIT tradition since 2003 and an occasional tradition before that! Each team of prominent scholars presents an argument in favor of their respective food. Following the debate, votes are...	Mar 5, 2012 African 2012 Many Helping Hands MLK Day of service [video] Many people. Many needs. Many Helping Hands. For more information visit Many Helping Hands
Mar 5, 2012 Featured University Park Common: A Painless History Lesson [video] This program was produced in CCTV's February 2012 ZIP Docs documentary production classes led by instructor Jordan Tynes. This piece documents the history of the University Park Common, a mixed-use...	Feb 28, 2012 Training Training Focus Group Wed, Feb 29, 6-8 pm Please join us Wed, Feb 29 from 6-8 pm for a training focus group. This is an opportunity to share your experience taking courses at CCTV. We will discuss ways to increase class attendance and format...
Feb 24, 2012 Featured Cambridge Faces: Olympics Über Alles [video] Olympics Ober Alles tells the story of the 1936 "Nazi Olympics," when Jewish-American runners Marty Glickman and Sam Stoller became victims of hate-mongering. As Jesse Owens made the news, Marty and...	Feb 9, 2012 Featured The Agassiz Neighborhood Path [video] "The Mayo Clinic recommends walking as a gentle, low-impact exercise that can lead to a higher level of fitness and health. A routine of walking five days a week for thirty minutes can help lower...
Feb 9, 2012 Featured 2012 Many Helping Hands MLK Day of Service (PSA) [video] Many people. Many needs. Many Helping Hands. For more information visit Many Helping Hands	Feb 2, 2012 Featured Life Alive: Urban Oasis and Organic Cafe [video] "We are here to renew your energy and connection to life by soulfully serving you the most fantastic, vibrant, organic, therapeutic, whole food you could ever imagine in an inspiring environment that...

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