in a movie? Now is your chance! At the Arts For All Film Workshop students will learn about: Screenwriting      Acting Lighting   Directing   Editing Creating a fully produced film Cost with lunch included is $150. 10% discount for current or former AFA students. Some scholarships available. Register online now! AFA Film Camp is made possible through a grant from the Nebraska Arts Council.   Children's Choir: A New Addition to the AFA Schedule Starting this Fall, Arts For All is offering a unique opportunity for students to participate in choir. No audition necessary.  Whether you have participated in choir befo

ppeared on television at age 5 on the show Romper Room and began acting on stage at age 11. I began writing scripts in high school and have directed and produced several shows. I taught drama to children through the Legacies program at Westside Mi

her family and friends, studying astrology, and writing.

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Provide a specially designed music and art program for those with special needs. Have music, art, writing, film, dance and acting classes exclusviely for adults. Have a music, acting, art program for seniors at low cost housing, community centers, retirement communities, and for home bound students. Expand the Music Together program by offering it through our public sites and additional outreach programs. Op

nt graduate of Columbia College in Chicago, where he received a BA in Film & Video. He has been writing stories since he could first read and write, and making films since he was in 10th grade. He enjoys the fun and excitem

dable arts education in our area. Arts For All, Inc. offers classes in 2-D art, sculpture, creative writing, acting/improvisation, instrumental and vocal music, dance and film. Classes are offered at four other Omaha and Papillion locations in addition to Peace Presbyterian Church in Elkhorn. The goal of this event is to raise funds for and increase awareness of, Arts For All, Inc. and the Western Douglas County Food Panrty at Peace Presbyterian Church, which has served Western Do

a dollar donation. There will also be donated treats to enjoy. Come share your poetry and creative writing!

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nity to meet our staff, families and our students.  We hope to include photos, videos, and writing from our students to give you a glimpse into our world and show you how important arts education of all disciplines are for all.  As Executive Director, my personal beliefs that drive this organization are that the arts are vital, they help with the development of both sides of our brains, everyone is born with a creative spark that can be ignited, and we can learn to light this fire. It requires us to develop our senses, improve how we see, hear, and feel about the world and nature, ourselves and others, and understand and appreciate the beauty of it all.  The arts are for individual and collaborative experiences.  My favorite words are:  Beauty, Empathy, Possibilities, Both, Many, Creativity, the

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orable and (not surprisingly) articulate children. Contributed by Sandy Walker

& Ferb, (which the student clarified was a popular children’s cartoon) while another is writing about what cartoon character he would like to hang out with, and the third student is writing about what month of the year she would like to eliminate, and why.   And I’m staring at them like they’re in a fish bowl.  Every couple of minutes I have to look at the cartoon character kid and add a

nstructor Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-4:45 pm at Western Hills Magnet School Creative writing Instructor Tuesdays at Christ the King Lutheran 7038 S. 42nd St., 5:30-6:30 pm and 6:30-7:30 pm Wednesdays at First United Methodist Church, 6:30-7:30 pm Site Supervisor Saturdays 8am