Sage Adams named Atlanta Falcons Community Quarterback of the month

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Sage Adams has used his passion for film to benefit the community. While attending Georgia State University, Sage began volunteering at the George Washington Carver Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta. Sage studied film at Georgia State and began to use his background in the field to develop a program called Media Makers, which is designed to introduce club members to the art of film making, audio production, recording and photography.

He pays weekly visits to the Whitefoord Computer Clubhouse to offer additional opportunities to learn the skills associated with videography and art production. His recent projects include a documentary that looked at the club members’ experiences with the George Washington Carver Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta and also helped complete a short film. The experience learned from Adams has given club members valuable experience that has opened up opportunities in television, audio engineering and writing careers.

The Atlanta Falcons Community Quarterback Award honors volunteers in Georgia (ages 13 and over) who exemplify leadership and dedication to bettering their communities. Each month during the 2014 season, September through December, an Atlanta Falcons Community Quarterback of the Month winner will be selected. Each winner will receive a $1,000 grant from NFL Foundation to support the organization served. Additionally, on Monday, Dec. 15, each of the Atlanta Falcons Community Quarterback Award winners will be recognized at the annual Atlanta Falcons Community Honors Dinner and the 2014 Community Quarterback Award Winner of the Year will be announced.

 

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