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Studio G-dcast
Where community comes together to animate Jewish stories 
Since our debut in 2008, hundreds of you have asked: "How can I help make a G-dcast?" or "What if my students could help make a G-dcast?"
We listened! In 2012, we premiered STUDIO G-DCAST, a program that brings cohorts together to collaborate on short animated films. So far we have hosted Studio Berkeley, Studio Ramah and, thanks to a generous grant from The Covenant Foundation, Studio G-dcast: The Contemporary Jewish Museum, which offered 12 university students the chance to work in chevruta to transform classic Talmud stories into six animated shorts .
We're looking forward to the continued expansion of Studio G-dcast and excited to turn more G-dcast fans into filmmakers. Who knows, maybe the next film we make will be with YOU!
