Our new address is:
2601 N. Howard St, Suite 140
Baltimore, MD 21218

Phone Number:
410-338-0946

We will have an open house in the future, but until then check out our Facebook page for up-to-date information.

Megaphone Project's film "Beyond Debate: Education Rights of Homeless Students" will be screened at the Baltimore Women's Film Festival, which is scheduled for Sunday, October 25th at Landmark's Harbor East Theatre in Baltimore. It's being showcased with other entries at 2:15pm during the "Films Set in Baltimore" section. We hope to see you there!

 

"Beyond Debate" is a film we produced for the Public Justice Center. It has been such a success that we're now raising funds for a Spanish language version of the film (hint hint).

Megaphone Project is now on Facebook, Myspace and Twitter as well as YouTube. Our fans are the first to get the latest information on upcoming projects and other news. We've also updated our YouTube channel to include more Megaphone Project videos. You can subscribe to our channel if you would like to be notified when new videos are uploaded to the site. Here's the link:

When plans for Baltimore's Red Line were announced, many citizens were concerned about the impact the new light rail would have on their lives and communities. Especially residents of the west side neighborhoods that were devastated by the Road to Nowhere, which was built decades ago during less enlightened times.
     "Baltimore's Red Line and Transit Around the Nation II" documents how far we have come, locally and nationally, in engaging the community in transportation planning. In September, 60 Baltimore residents traveled to Seattle, Portland, L.A. and Phoenix to learn the benefits and pitfalls of light rail projects built in other cities. Their mission: bring back best practices to strengthen Baltimore's Red Line.
     "Baltimore's Red Line" was produced by Megaphone Project for the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance. The film was screened on  July 8 at the Enoch Pratt Central Branch at 400 Cathedral Street in Baltimore. 

The Megaphone Project and the 32nd Street Farmers Market in Waverly are collaborating on a video:

• to raise awareness of the benefits of eating healthy, local food
• to generate more business for the farmers, especially from community residents within walking distance who have never shopped at the market, and
• to generate awareness and revenue for Megaphone Project.
  

The farmers, vendors, and Megaphone Project need community support to make this project a success. There are many ways you can help.

For more information, check out the site volunteer Margie Roswell created for our new project: http://www.FarmersMarketVideo.org/

The Do-It-Yourself Media Distribution Field Guide is yours for the downloading at creativealliance.org/camm/distro_guide.pdf

We created this guide to help independent videomakers navigate the dizzying array of distribution companies, websites, and resources that seem to pop up and die out on a weekly basis. Get tips on how to get your video into the collections of local libraries. Learn how to use order fulfillment companies. And lots of other cool stuff . . . for free!

Funding for this distribution guide was provided by the Betty Lee & Dudley P. Digges Memorial Fund and created in collaboration with the Creative Alliance at the Patterson, Kids on the Hill and Wide Angle Youth Media.