Blast N Scrap launches new film program
![Image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj96CRxP2GKQ7ZnCuOVa2FyuJlAdkI8eWs4TpWM-hI_gdu8YDPZmUYANQaQzwMC6KNT6bRztepu8HYmJ0X1ctUpCMnRH2ebeCzGuy-T7vgZPYv28Dax9H9WqRsM-JZ3lvLRmao2CMKPrgfcIoMsx48HqSEMUHMJtcbjTlhlA4ShuVjNDcD9RhGB7eMg/w640-h360/b42w.jpg)
B42s organizer Jamal Page poses with posters planning the group's future. Fort Collins-based Blast N Scrap has launched a new program focused on film production. Local filmmaker Jamal Page is working with the indie music incubator to educate local artists on filmmaking and videography. The project will focus on giving back to Northern Colorado’s arts community while allowing newcomers to gain experience working in film and videography. Page, who founded and serves as creative director of Black Sparrow Media LLC, wants people to learn while working with the B42s. “We want the main takeaway from everything we do to be an education purpose,” Page said at the B42s launch event December 19. Page initially got the idea for what would become the B42s while putting together the Summer of Shorts in early 2020. When the pandemic forced him to change up his initial plans, Page was able to direct his energies into working with Blast N Scrap. Plans for the B42s include producing advertisements