2021 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop lighting lesson with instructors Pablo Correa and Kyle Jones and guest Wright Thompson, ESPN Writer.
Students of the 2021 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop filming a scene for their final video.
Students of the 2021 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop setting up for an interview.
Pablo Correa working with students on camera settings and setup during the 2021 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop.
Pablo Correa teaching students during the 2021 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop.
Graduating class of the 2021 Sunflower County Film Academy Youth Filmmaking Workshop held in Sumner, MS.
Pablo Correa on a panel discussion following a screening of Fannie Lou Hamer’s America documentary film. Fellow panelists include: the film’s director Joy Davenport, Connecticut Senator Marilyn Moore, Hamden City Councilperson Justin Farmer, Founder of Voices of Women of Color Janice Flemming-Butler, University of Saint Joseph Professor Christiana Best, and University of Saint Joseph Autorino Center Director Steve Raider-Ginsburg. April 2021.
From Left to Right: Researcher Maegan Parker Brooks, Assistant Camera/Drone Pilot Pablo Correa, and Director/Editor Joy Davenport pose by the sign for the screening of their film, Fannie Lou Hamer’s America, as part of the MLK celebration at Willamette University in January 2020.
Left to Right: Director, Editor, Producer Joy Davenport, Researcher Maegan Parker Brooks, and videographer Pablo Correa answer questions during a Q&A after the screening of Fannie Lou Hamer's America at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon (January 2020, Photo credit: James Kalama)
Pablo Correa answers audience questions during a Q&A after the screening of Fannie Lou Hamer's America at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. Also pictured, film researcher Maegan Parker Brooks (January 2020, Photo Credit: James Kalama)
Pablo Correa answers audience questions during a Q&A after the screening of Fannie Lou Hamer's America at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon (January 2020, Photo Credit: James Kalama)
Students Keziah Allen, Keyshawn Brison, Keyshaun Meeks from the Young Filmmaker's Workshop and instructors Pablo Correa and R.J. Fitzpatrick attend the premiere screening of their film, Find Your Voice, at the Crossroads Film Festival, Jackson, Mississippi, 2019.
Young Filmmakers Students Keziah Allen, Keyshawn Brison, and Keyshaun Meeks answer audience questions during a Q&A at the screening of their film, Find Your Voice, at Crossroads Film Festival, Mississippi 2019.
Young Filmmakers Keziah Allen, Keyshaun Meeks, and Keyshawn Brison enjoy a meal with instructors Pablo Correa and R.J. Fitzpatrick celebrating the screening of their film, Find Your Voice, at Crossroads Film Festival in Jackson, Mississippi, 2019.
Pablo Correa speaking about the Fannie Lou Hamer’s America / Find Your Voice multimodal project at the Mississippi Statewide Journalism Symposium. University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi. April 2019.
Pablo Correa speaking about the Fannie Lou Hamer’s America / Find Your Voice multimodal project at the Mississippi Statewide Journalism Symposium. University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi. April 2019.
Pablo Correa references the whole team of the Fannie Lou Hamer’s America / Find Your Voice multimodal project at the Mississippi Statewide Journalism Symposium. University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi. April 2019.
Maegan Parker Brooks and Pablo Correa presenting at the 4th Annual Pacific Northwest Race, Rhetoric, & Media Symposium. Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon. March 1, 2019.
Pablo Correa presenting at the 4th Annual Pacific Northwest Race, Rhetoric, & Media Symposium. Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon. (Photo credit: Session Co-Presenter Maegan Parker Brooks) March 1, 2019
Pablo Correa during set design and construction for documentary project Charlotte Mansfield: WWII Military Photographer (Photo credit: Director, Writer, Producer, Brian Graves, Ph.D.). December 2018.
Pablo Correa during set design and construction for documentary project Charlotte Mansfield: WWII Military Photographer (Photo credit: Director, Writer, Producer, Brian Graves, Ph.D.). December 2018.
Pablo Correa during set design and construction for documentary project Charlotte Mansfield: WWII Military Photographer (Photo credit: Director, Writer, Producer, Brian Graves, Ph.D.). December 2018.
Pablo Correa during set design and construction for documentary project Charlotte Mansfield: WWII Military Photographer (Photo credit: Director, Writer, Producer, Brian Graves, Ph.D.). December 2018.
Pablo Correa filming during a research trip for his dissertation on the lynching of Claude Neal to EJI's National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama.
Pablo Correa filming during a research trip for his dissertation on the lynching of Claude Neal to EJI's National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama.
Pablo Correa filming during a research trip for his dissertation on the lynching of Claude Neal to EJI's National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama.
Pablo Correa is interviewed by Nada Hassanein of the Tallahassee Democrat in December 2018.
Pablo Correa filming an on-location interview.
“Mississippi Goddam”: Enriching Narratives of Movement Activism and (Re)Writing Narratives of Resistance panel at the Race & Pedagogy Conference, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA. Panel participants: Maegan Parker Brooks, Pablo Correa, Joy Davenport and Stephanie Rolph. September 2018.
“Mississippi Goddam”: Enriching Narratives of Movement Activism and (Re)Writing Narratives of Resistance panel at the Race & Pedagogy Conference, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA. Panel participants: From Left to Right: Stephanie Rolph, Pablo Correa, Maegan Parker Brooks, Joy Davenport. September 2018.
Keyshaun Meeks, a student at the 2018 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop, practices using the video camera. Sunflower County, Mississippi.
Pablo Correa instructs student Makayla Lenoir on using the video camera during the 2018 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop in Sunflower County, Mississippi.
Students Anderson Johnson and Carledia Jones conduct an interview during the 2018 Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop in Sunflower County, Mississippi.
Graduating class of the 2018 Sunflower County Youth Filmmaker’s Workshop. Students: Keziah D. Allen, Keyshawn Brison, Jaylen Brown, Selena Davila, Travion DeAndre Dozier, Zoe Feltson, Anderson Jalen Johnson II, Carledia Jones, Marquisse Kirkham, Makayla Lenoir, Keyshawn Meeks, Lamonte Ratliff, Kaitlyn Thomas, Omar Washington, Joseph White IV, Quanzarius Willard, Kelvin Williams II.