US EditionSundance Review: Middletown Remembers a High School Class That Held Up Truth to Power
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Sundance Review: Middletown Remembers a High School Class That Held Up Truth to Power
In 1991, Middletown High School teacher Fred Isseks started an elective class that every student wanted to take. “Electronic English” introduced teenagers to new media and emerging art forms, providing them access to camcorders, editing machines, and digital photography. Each day, students filmed music videos, shot horror movies, and hosted talk shows, developing their broadcast and rap skills in an environment that encouraged creativity and the…
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