A Retired Sailors Documentary Helped Change Young Filmmakers’ Lives

October 9, 2024

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By Vanessa Infanzon, Next Avenue

In 2001, a YMCA in Brooklyn hired a husband-and-wife team of television producers, Stephanie Walter and John Williams, to help 15 high school students pull together a film about retired seamen living at the YMCA’s residential facility.

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