(live here) – As part of the Social Media Content Creators Matriculation Program at Haifa Social High School, 12th grade students initiated and produced an extraordinary festival aimed at emphasizing the power of creativity in the service of society. The festival, which took place today (Thursday), included master classes, professional workshops, a musical jam session, and food stalls.
An educational initiative with a social message
The students of Haifa Social High School, as part of their studies in the content creation major, decided to dedicate the festival to the theme "Creators Who Do Good for Society." The event's goal is to highlight the work of creators from various fields who contribute to the environment and society, while strengthening awareness of the power of creativity and social media as a tool for change.
Creators and celebrities who do good
As part of the preparation process, the trainees conducted in-depth research on content creators from a variety of fields – including comedy, production, documentary research, literature, social media creation, and travel. They then sent hundreds of personal letters to creators and celebrities who met the criteria for positive action, tailoring the appeal to each creator based on their work and contribution to society.
Workshops and master classes with leading artists
The festival offered a variety of workshops and master classes led by prominent artists in their fields:
A writing workshop led by the writer Shir-Tom Galanta Kohlik, who provided tools for developing creative thinking and meaningful writing.
A social media content creation workshop with Rinat Ankonina, which focused on digital storytelling techniques and social media influence.
A documentary research workshop with Muafek Odeh, producer of the series "The Voice of Silence," who gave participants a glimpse into the world of in-depth research.
An artist class with Haim Sharir on the topic "From local production to international creation," in which he shared his experience in film and television productions.
A content workshop on travel with Or Ben Yehuda called "Life for a Traveler," which revealed to participants the challenges and possibilities in the field of tourism content creation.
A learning experience with real impact
The "Good Deeds" Festival combines education with values, creativity, and social impact. The initiative allows students to not only experience the world of digital content, but also understand its inherent power as a tool for driving change. The combination of creative thinking, investigative work, and practical application makes the event an extraordinary learning experience, giving students significant tools for their future.
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