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Lights, Camera, Learning! classes have been taught
at various schools, community centers and after-school
programs in Northwest Louisiana since 2005. During the
Spring of 2007, The Robinson Film Center designed and
pilot-tested a standardized student filmmaking
curriculum at Booker T. Washington High School in
Shreveport with the support of the Louisiana Division of
the Arts and the Charles T. Beaird Foundation. Students
enrolled in Booker T. Washington’s Telecommunications
Magnet program were the first to experience the
resulting curriculum, which is currently being used as a
template for all educational experiences taught by The
Robinson Film Center.
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