By: 2013 Aspire Awards

  The object of FotoSynthesis is to create a self-sustaining education program to connect middle school students in the DC area with middle schools students from around the world through a combination of social media and photography. Students will share photog…

By: 2013 Aspire Awards

  This film looks at the successes of Canada in terms of its music, culture, languages and the integration of different cultures into the nation. Students from Mexico visited Canada to create this film with Canadian students and to celebrate the diversity and …

By: 2013 Aspire Awards

  This music video is a collaboration between the Peapod Academy at MACLA in San Jose, CA and the Bonaire AYV Site. The video emphasizes the need to continue to fight and strive to reach your goals, while continuing to run and reach your dreams by any means. …

By: 2013 Aspire Awards

  In our city we have many young artists. We made this video to express our admiration for them. It is also a tribute to all the young people in the world who are not afraid to follow their passions and creativity.

By: Burnett Middle School

The video goes through different Stereotypes and the opposites of them, the black drop signifies a stereotype and the white drop shows the opposite/ contradiction fact.

By: Seattle Sites Program

Two brothers try to think of a film topic in an investigation of what creativity looks like.

By: San Jose Sites

Based on a true story. A story of two siblings separated at a very young age.  Both journey through similar challenges and obstacles while separated, but manage to help each through the hardships after being re-connected.

By: San Jose Sites

Based on a true story.  A young man starts his day early at work while practicing for a phone call that will determine whether or not if he will be going to college.  Unfortunately, it is not the practicing he has to worry about. 

By: Intel Computer Clubhouse

I wanted to show what the world would look like without creativity. I feel that this is important because lawmakers are cutting creative programs from schools.