Real People Media Featured in Michigan Home and Lifestyle Magazine
Nicolette Chambrey interviewed RPM Director, Rebecca Glotfelty about the organization's programs. The article was featured in Michigan Home and Lifestyle magazine.
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Real People Media Receives Community Foundation Grant (Photo Left)
http://documentslide.com/documents/charlevoix-county-news-september-20-2012.html
Real People Media Real People Media's Voice Box Session features Peacemeal String Band (Petoskey News Review)
July 17, 2013
http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2013-07-17/voice-box-session_40640204
HARBOR SPRINGS -- Peacemeal String Band will be the featured performer at Real People Media's Voice Box Session beginning at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 19, at the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Governmental Building, 7500 Odawa Circle, Harbor Springs.
Voice Box is an open mic series. Following the featured guest's performance, Real People Media invites musicians, poets, public speakers and performance artists to take the stage. There will be five open mic spots available. Open mic sign-up begins at 6:30 p.m. The sessions are videotaped and shared on Charter's Public Access Channel and on Real People's YouTube channel. Real People Media is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization giving everyone a voice by helping people share stories through audio and video production. The 2013 Voice Box Sessions are made possible with a grant from the Leo S.
COMMUNITY From Petoskey News Review (http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2012-07-31/kite_32966723)
Kite fly-in celebrates First Amendment rights
July 31, 2012
CHARLEVOIX -- Real People Media's third annual art kite and kite flying fundraiser will take place during Charlevoix's farmer's market 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2, in downtown Charlevoix. Participants can decorate and fly a 29-inch nylon kite or bid on one of more than two dozen art kites decorated by area artists during the silent auction. Real People Media is a nonprofit organization helping people tell their stories through digital media. The fundraiser celebrates American's First Amendment rights -- freedom of speech and assembly.
'Reception for Commoners' welcomes those who didn't make royal guest list
April 26, 2011|Jennifer Richardson jrichardson@petoskeynews.com
(http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2011-04-26/royal-wedding_29476989)
Unable to catch a flight across "the pond" for the royal wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton on Friday? Come to your own local castle to celebrate instead.
Real People Media, a nonprofit organization, is hosting "Reception for the Commoners" at Castle Farms in Charlevoix. The event is a fundraiser for Real People Media, which is based in Charlevoix, and teaches people how to use digital media to tell their stories. Director Rebecca Glotfelty says the idea for the fundraiser came from volunteers Molly Tate and Alice Harvey.
"It was such a fun idea -- it goes with our tagline: Giving everyone a voice," Glotfelty said.
The reception will include traditional British wedding fare, provided by Blackbird Gardens, a cash bar with wine from Black Star Farms and local beer from Short's Brewery. A variety of local musicians are donating their time for the event. Dwain Martin, Jetty Rae, the Charlevoix Sax Quartet, Northwest Academy, Castle Brass, Jazzin' It Up with Steve Little, and Gary Stutzman and Pine River Jazz will all be performing. The evening will feature costume and royal look-alike contests, wedding cake and broadcast of the wedding on the big screen. Tickets are $30, and can be purchased online at realpeoplemedia.org, or at Revolution Bike, Picture This, Elements, and Round Lake Bookstore in Charlevoix.
All proceeds will benefit Real People Media, which provides workshops for both children and adults to teach them the necessary skills to use digital media to tell their stories. Workshop topics include animation, using digital media to preserve local history and folklore, community storytelling and documentary interview. For more information, contact Real People Media at (231) 838-6460.
Real People Media Receives Community Foundation Grant (Photo Left)
http://documentslide.com/documents/charlevoix-county-news-september-20-2012.html
Real People Media Real People Media's Voice Box Session features Peacemeal String Band (Petoskey News Review)
July 17, 2013
http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2013-07-17/voice-box-session_40640204
HARBOR SPRINGS -- Peacemeal String Band will be the featured performer at Real People Media's Voice Box Session beginning at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 19, at the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Governmental Building, 7500 Odawa Circle, Harbor Springs.
Voice Box is an open mic series. Following the featured guest's performance, Real People Media invites musicians, poets, public speakers and performance artists to take the stage. There will be five open mic spots available. Open mic sign-up begins at 6:30 p.m. The sessions are videotaped and shared on Charter's Public Access Channel and on Real People's YouTube channel. Real People Media is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization giving everyone a voice by helping people share stories through audio and video production. The 2013 Voice Box Sessions are made possible with a grant from the Leo S.
COMMUNITY From Petoskey News Review (http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2012-07-31/kite_32966723)
Kite fly-in celebrates First Amendment rights
July 31, 2012
CHARLEVOIX -- Real People Media's third annual art kite and kite flying fundraiser will take place during Charlevoix's farmer's market 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2, in downtown Charlevoix. Participants can decorate and fly a 29-inch nylon kite or bid on one of more than two dozen art kites decorated by area artists during the silent auction. Real People Media is a nonprofit organization helping people tell their stories through digital media. The fundraiser celebrates American's First Amendment rights -- freedom of speech and assembly.
'Reception for Commoners' welcomes those who didn't make royal guest list
April 26, 2011|Jennifer Richardson jrichardson@petoskeynews.com
(http://articles.petoskeynews.com/2011-04-26/royal-wedding_29476989)
Unable to catch a flight across "the pond" for the royal wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton on Friday? Come to your own local castle to celebrate instead.
Real People Media, a nonprofit organization, is hosting "Reception for the Commoners" at Castle Farms in Charlevoix. The event is a fundraiser for Real People Media, which is based in Charlevoix, and teaches people how to use digital media to tell their stories. Director Rebecca Glotfelty says the idea for the fundraiser came from volunteers Molly Tate and Alice Harvey.
"It was such a fun idea -- it goes with our tagline: Giving everyone a voice," Glotfelty said.
The reception will include traditional British wedding fare, provided by Blackbird Gardens, a cash bar with wine from Black Star Farms and local beer from Short's Brewery. A variety of local musicians are donating their time for the event. Dwain Martin, Jetty Rae, the Charlevoix Sax Quartet, Northwest Academy, Castle Brass, Jazzin' It Up with Steve Little, and Gary Stutzman and Pine River Jazz will all be performing. The evening will feature costume and royal look-alike contests, wedding cake and broadcast of the wedding on the big screen. Tickets are $30, and can be purchased online at realpeoplemedia.org, or at Revolution Bike, Picture This, Elements, and Round Lake Bookstore in Charlevoix.
All proceeds will benefit Real People Media, which provides workshops for both children and adults to teach them the necessary skills to use digital media to tell their stories. Workshop topics include animation, using digital media to preserve local history and folklore, community storytelling and documentary interview. For more information, contact Real People Media at (231) 838-6460.
View the Sideshows Below to View Photographs from Some of Real People Media's Past Events
Art Kite Fundraiser 2011East Jordan Shoe Club Video Bootcamp
Art Kite Flying FundraiserRPM Student InternsConnections and Excursions |
Art Kite Fundraiser 2012
Hiroshima Rememberance DayArt Kite FundraiserVideo Class at Northwest AcademySault Environmental Club - Video Bootcamp. |
