Andrea Barton
An Ohio student, Andrea shares her vision for her future: "I want to go into animating.
I want people to be inspired by what they have." View Andrea Barton's Vision »
Marissa Beckett
A student from California, Marissa shares a personal vision for her future: "I love
writing and Japan. I was trying to say that even though you may get your dream job,
it's not going to be stress free. The future has both bad and good things to offer
you. My story matters because it tells you my perspective on the future and although
you may not agree with me, all that I said is possible. It gets you thinking about
what's going to happen. I didn't know about grassroots economy and animated world.
It made me think about how things as small as that could have a huge impact on people."
View Marissa Beckett's Vision »
Garyn Calvin
A 17 year-old student from California student, Garyn share his vision for his future:
"I am a senior in high school and am trying to learn more about imovies. I chose
this story because this is what I see in the near future." View Garyn Calvin's Vision »
Arianna Carr
A student from California, Arianna shares her personal vision for her future: "I'm
a person who likes to enjoy herself and succeed in the future. My subject is based
on my being a lawyer and helping my community, which is what I want to pursue as
I get older. Basically I am trying to communicate that anyone could help save their
community, especially if it is feral. Also, how the technology in 2018 might change.
This story matters because it is something that I care about and it shows how someone
(like me) can make a difference." View Arianna Carr's Vision »
Crystal Cervantes
A 17 year-old California student shares her vision for her future: "I'm Mexican
and a junior in high school this year. I chose to tell this story because I am interested
in fashion, and in the future I would like to be a make-up artist in New York. I
now have a bigger idea about the future and how technology will upgrade a lot."
View Crystal Cervantes Vision »
Nicholas Cervantes
An 18 year-old student from California, Nicholas shares his vision for his future:
"I am a senior and I live in Oakland. I like to work with media stuff. I chose to
tell this story because we will depend a lot on robots and that can be bad, so we
will have to also rely on the old ways. This workshop made me think how drastically
things can change. Also it has made me think about smart networking and animated
world." View Nicholas Cervantes Vision »
Zaida Cervantes
A 16 year-old student from California, Zaida presents her vision of her future:
"I'm a sophomore in high school. I'm Mexican and live in Oakland. I made this story
because I wanted to try and do something different that I'd never done before. It
made me think how much the world will change in ten years." View Zaida Cervantes Vision »
Rachel Conner
A student from Ohio, Rachel shares her vision for her future: "I'm a senior in high
school and I'm interested in technology."
View Rachel Conner's Vision »
Nathan Dean
A 15 year-old student from California, Nathan shares a personal vision for his future:
"I feel community is important and that while we move into the future we begin forgetting
that. I wrote this story to convey the message that big corporations don't help
us. It would be more fair to the "little" people if we ran the companies as a community.
I would make our communities more equal as a whole. Set the bar lower so that the
working class is just the "norm" as well as have no more homeless. The equality
and togetherness in the community is most important." View Nathan Dean's Vision »
Wandy Ford
A student from Ohio, Wandy shares her vision of her future: "I like to draw and
do graphic design. My story shows the daily life of a graphic designer in the future."
View Wandy Ford's Vision »
Amala James
A 12 year-old student from California, Amala shares a a personal vision for the
future: "I'm not as out there as everyone; I'm shy. I chose this story because it
is what I want to be. My thoughts have changed about the animated world." View Amala James Vision »
Zahra James
A 12 year-old student from California, Zahra shares her vision for her future: "I
chose my subject because singing is my passion, my life. My story matters because
it's about getting ready for the real world with people who may not care about you
or what happens." View Zahra James Vision »
Samantha Lalond
A student from Ohio, Samantha shares her personal vision for her future: "I'm a
sweet kid that just wants to have fun." View Samantha Lalond's Vision »
Francisco Marcial
A 17 year-old student from California, Francisco shares his vision for his future:
"I am a senior and I live in Oakland. I think in the future we are going to be able
to communicate with objects." View Francisco Marcial's Vision »
Imari Mubarak
A 16 year-old student from California, Imari presents her vision of her future:
"I like to write. I chose to tell this story because this is what I worry about
most in the future. Change is good but losing jobs isn't fun." View Imari Mubarak's Vision »
Paul Natale
A 15 year-old student from California, Paul presents his vision for his future:
"I like to try everything once...except stupid stuff. I love Japan and I wish to
move there one day. I believe that technology will be that advanced some day."
View Paul Natale's Vision »
Rian Neil
A 21 year-old student from Ohio, Rian shares a personal vision of the future: "I
like to be creative and enjoy music. I attend Columbus State. I think that in the
future social networking will be essential to getting a job. I now realize how important
and necessary it is to network." View Rian Neil's Vision »
John Phillips
A student from California, John shares his personal vision for his future: "I don't
think people should mix up real life and virtual life. I chose this subject because
it is ok if you want to play video games but you cannot make them your life. I was
trying to state that video games should be played for fun, but if you're just going
to play to ruin the game don't play because it's just wasting your time. I think
it matters because there are people who play all the time and think they're actually
in the game, and that's just a waste if you sit there and just play a game that's
virtual." View John Phillips Vision »
Jasmine Pondok
A 17 year-old student from California, Jasmine shares her vision for her future:
"I love softball and volley ball. I think my story matters because youth voices
are under represented. I am very passionate about youth doing anything and everything
they put their mind to. I feel that every child should not just be seen but be heard
and speak. I am trying to get the point across that the youth of today are the leaders
of tomorrow and we need to start giving some of their power and trust." View Jasmine Pondok's Vision »
Lauren Pugh
A 19 year-old student from Ohio, Lauren shares her vision for her future: "I love
being outside and in nature. I chose this story being realistic as to where I would
be in the future. Before the workshop, I didn't think the Internet could connect
people more with the real world. I predicted computers for anything social was cold
and kind of lifeless." View Lauren Pugh's Vision »
Isis Rudolph
A student from Ohio, Isis shares a personal vision of the future: "I like learning
about new things and this workshop was a new experience. I'm also a happy person
and want to make other people happy. I chose my story because I wanted to show that
in the future we hope that cancer and AIDS will not be a big issue and to still
notify people about child abuse." View Isis Rudolph's Vision »
Angela Sterling
A student from California, Angela shares a personal vision for her future: "I never
thought exactly this far into the future. If I'm a lawyer in 2018 I could defend
the innocent people, because there are going to be a lot of changes and some people
might not be ready. More privacy could be kept or not. I think my story matters
because it's going to let others know that people can be safe because there are
still going to be important jobs that aren't given to computers." View Angela Sterling's Vision »
Alia Thomas
A 17 year-old senior getting ready to graduate from a California high school, Alia
shares a story about the future the unfolded in her mind. View Alia Thomas Vision »
Rachel Watkins
A California student, Rachel presents her vision of her future: "I chose to tell
this story because I love people." View Rachel Watkins Vision »
Tristan Watts
A student from California, Tristan shares a personal vision for the future: "I'm
a senior in high school who plans on being a game designer. I hope I can keep up
with technology. I was trying to say that I might have challenges with other people
interfering with my job. My story matters because every entertainer or creator will
have challenges with other people who oppress people who make forms of art and entertainment
for whatever reason." View Tristan Watts Vision »