PCHS senior calls ‘action’ on filmmaking aspirations

Toni Ash earns a competitive spot with the Ghetto Film School’s Fellowship Program, deemed finalist in first big project
November 7, 2024 at 12:13 a.m.
Port Chester High School senior Toni Ash works on a short film in an abandoned building in Yonkers on Aug. 12 as a member of the 2024 cohort of the Ghetto Film School’s Fellowship Program, wherein 30 students spend three years learning the ins and outs of moviemaking. The 17-year-old hopes to pursue a career in film.
Port Chester High School senior Toni Ash works on a short film in an abandoned building in Yonkers on Aug. 12 as a member of the 2024 cohort of the Ghetto Film School’s Fellowship Program, wherein 30 students spend three years learning the ins and outs of moviemaking. The 17-year-old hopes to pursue a career in film. (Courtesy photo of Margo Pilic-Steinhauer)

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