“Brooks Institute Spotlight” Coming Soon to CAPS-TV!

Photo Credit: Cole Smothers
On Saturday, March 27th Director and Film student Gregory Zobel with the support of Director of Photography and Visual Journalism student Hannah Singleton, film editors and students Hayden Johnson and Chris Okula, as well as a group of student and faculty volunteers worked together to film approximately five one hour episodes of the cable access show currently titled, “Brooks Institute Spotlight.”
Among the lineup of student and alumni films profiled for the first five episodes were:
“Une Vie Mervielleuse” by Sean Broadbent
“Revelar Los Enlaces: A Brooks Institute Student Documentary of Chile” represented by Jeff Johns, Amanda Reyes and Marina Dominguez
“Morton” by Johnny Bishop
“Jessica” by Brent Rumble
“Valhalla” by Jacob Strunk
“Cabbie” by Glynn Beard & Steve Gelder
“Broken” by Doug Conant
“Heard” by Mia Shimabuku
“D. On Darox and Linda the Fox” by Melina Pizano and Simara Sousa
“Pique” by Hayden Johnson
“Spare Me!” by Chris Okula and Gregory Zobel
With the pilot episode expected to be complete this week, School of Film Program Director Glynn Beard will present it to Community Access Partners of San Buenaventura (CAPS) to receive a time slot on cable access. The group expects to deliver an hour of programming per week after the pilot premieres.
Filming for the next series of episodes is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, April 24th at Brooks Institute’s Ventura campus and will feature more Brooks Institute student and alumni films.








