A Career Training and Job Placement Program.

The Wounded Marine Training Center for Careers in Media helps disabled veterans heal through learning the art and skill of storytelling. Film industry professionals share their video and photojournalism expertise with participating disabled veterans.

The Wounded Marine Careers Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that offers a unique job training program for disabled veterans.

The Training Center for Careers in Media enlists a professional Civilian Corps to serve the Wounded Warrior Regiments.

The Wounded Warrior Regiments identify active duty ill, injured or wounded service members to be student participants in this first-of-its-kind career training and job placement program. 

Emmy and Academy Award-winning professionals have developed a curriculum of classroom and field instruction, as well as personal mentorship, to empower these service members to pursue careers in the media arts and entertainment fields.

Collaboration and Leadership

Learning new skills from our assembled team, disabled service members and veterans will train among each other while transitioning into new careers. A War Fighter never faces battle alone, nor should he or she face the battle of recuperation alone. 

Healing Through the Art of Storytelling

Sharing experiences with fellow service members and the American public will reinforce the brotherhood and spirit of the military team. Telling these stories serves as an occupational and therapeutic healing tool on many levels, from TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) patients to those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress.

Location

Training sessions are held in Southern California and Washington to DC area. For more information please contact Sandra Waterhouse at 916.477.0535