Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Participating Vets own the films they create. They can choose whether or not they want the film to be posted publicly or shared privately. There will be a consent form at the end of the Workshop where participants can
decide what options they’re most comfortable with. To date, we have created over 400 films and been
granted permission to share all of them.
There’s no need to bring any gear to the workshop. We will provide cameras, notebooks, audio, and
lighting equipment. If you have any materials you want to share with the class or with the instructors,
you are welcome to do so!
The workshop capacity is 15 participants. If the spouse is a Veteran, then they may certainly register for
the workshop. On occasions, we have allowed a spouse who is also a caregiver to attend the workshop,
but this must be requested beforehand.
Yes. The workshop facilities are handicap accessible and all veterans are welcome to attend the
workshop.
Definitely. Anyone who has worn the uniform is welcome to attend the workshop.
Patton Vets offers a limited number of travel scholarships for participants. This
is on a first-come, first-served needs basis.
Yes. We provide dinner at the Friday evening session and coffee , donuts and lunch at the
weekend sessions of the workshop.
We encourage registrants to invite other veterans that might enjoy and benefit from the workshop,
space permitting. Please encourage fellow veterans to contact us and register as soon as
possible. Space is very limited.
If you have additional questions, email us at info@pattonvets.org