The Loop Lab

The countdown to Loop Dreams 2025 is on💜✨Join us on October 30 at 6:00 PM at .for.humanity.

As we look ahead to this year's event, we're sharing a few favorite moments from last year's celebration! We can't wait to gather again this fall🥳

More details coming soon.

We’re beyond proud to celebrate members of The Loop Lab community for being recognized at the 2026 🎉

From students and alumni to collaborators and mentors, these wins reflect the power of storytelling, creativity, and community.

🥈 Go Slow To Go Fast — Isaiah Jean Fontaine 
Silver — General Film & Shorts: People’s Telly
Silver — General Student
🥉 Mask la (The Mask) — Mael Petit Frere 
Bronze — General Student
🥉 Boston’s Untold Stories: The Debt That’s Owed
Bronze — General Social Impact
Directed by Andres Osorno in collaboration with the City of Boston
🥉 Ward 5 — Rauliz Paez Tamarez 
Bronze — General Student

These projects represent the voices, vision, and talent that continue to grow through our creative community. Congratulations to all of the winners — we can’t wait to see what’s next.

Congratulations to the AV Apprenticeship students graduating on May 29 after completing The Loop Lab’s AV Curriculum! 🎉

Through this partnership between The Loop Lab and TechFoundry, students received hands-on training in the growing audiovisual industry, building real-world skills alongside professional development and career readiness.

We’re proud to celebrate this cohort and excited to see where their journeys in AV take them next.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 🇺🇸

We’re especially grateful to veterans like Enoch Woodhouse II, whose legacy of courage, resilience, and service continues to inspire the work we do and the stories we help tell.

At Loop Dreams 2025, we had the privilege of recognizing Brigadier General Woodhouse with our Lifetime Honoree Award — a moment that reminded us of the importance of preserving and uplifting the stories of those who have shaped history.

Today, we remember those we’ve lost and recognize all who have served.

A look back at the incredible journey of Cohorts 9 & 10 at The Loop Lab 🎥✨

From powerful storytelling to groundbreaking creative work, these apprentices continue to show what’s possible when community, creativity, and opportunity come together. We’re so proud of everything they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s next.

Now it’s your turn 👀
Applications for the Fall 2026 Media Arts Apprenticeship are officially OPEN! 🎬

If you’re ready to grow your skills, build community, and create meaningful work, click the link in our bio to apply.

📣 Applications for our Fall 2026 Media Arts Apprenticeship are OPEN!

If you’re between 18 and 26 and ready to gain real skills in film, audio and digital storytelling, this is your chance to turn your creativity into a career you’re proud of.

From September to December 2026, you’ll train at with mentors, instructors and peers committed to supporting your growth and amplifying your voice.

What you’ll gain:
🎥 Hands-on media production training in cameras, audio, editing and more
🙌 An inclusive space where BIPOC and women creatives are supported and celebrated
💼 Paid internship experience to strengthen your resume and build your portfolio
📁 Industry connections and career guidance that open doors to real opportunities

This program is free for participants and built to help you grow. All we ask is your passion, dedication and creativity.

🌟 Whether you’re just starting out or ready to take your skills further, this program helps you level up and step confidently into your next chapter.

Applications close August 14, 2026.

Tap the link in our bio to apply today or send this to someone who needs to see it! 📲✨

Behind the scenes with our alumni Andres and Nino on set as part of our partnership with and the Foundation🎬

We’re excited to collaborate with the Happy Hope Foundation on this project and grateful to be part of work centered around community, creativity, and impact. Andres and Nino captured the day beautifully and brought a strong creative eye to the production throughout the shoot.

More to come soon.

Two Loop Lab students have been recognized with Distinction honors in the 2026 🎬

Congratulations to Mael Petit Frere () for his short horror film The Mask and Isaiah Jean Fontaine () for his short film Go Slow to Go Fast.

These projects reflect the creativity, storytelling, and technical skill our students continue to bring into every production. We’re proud to see their work recognized on an international stage and even more proud of the voices they are developing through film.

Congratulations, Mael and Isaiah! We can’t wait to see what you create next.

Watch their short films, link in bio!

We’re continuing to build pathways into creative careers.

At The Loop Lab, that looks like hands-on training, real studio experience, and access to opportunities in audio and video production.

If you’ve been following our work and believe in what we’re building, now is a great time to support.

Your donation helps keep this work going.

Link in bio to our Givebutter💛🧡