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Founded in 2016 by Emmy award winner Evan Goldberg (Superbad, The Boys, The Studio) and educator Adrienne Slover, Reel Start is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that breaks down financial barriers to open pathways for high school students from historically marginalized communities to access the film and television industry. Through a range of programs and initiatives, students gain hands-on experience creating short films from script to premiere, exploring career pathways, and accessing opportunities including internships, set visits and job placements.
Founded in 2016 by Emmy award winner Evan Goldberg (Superbad, The Boys, The Studio) and educator Adrienne Slover, Reel Start is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that breaks down financial barriers to open pathways for high school students from historically marginalized communities to access the film and television industry. Through a range of programs and initiatives, students gain hands-on experience creating short films from script to premiere, exploring career pathways, and accessing opportunities including internships, set visits and job placements.
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