In Venice, there is a non-profit that helps young people kickstart a creative future. Thanks to Venice Arts, who support around 450 low-income youth every year, Esmeralda Martinez is able to explore turning her passion for filmmaking and cinematography into a profession. This video is made possible by Ocean Honda of North Hollywood.
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