Lights, camera, Jackson!
Our 5th Annual Canes Film Festival & Gala is a fun-filled celebration of student films about orthopedic health. The benefit event also features updates on JOF's flagship programs, audience awards for the best short film, and the opportunity to socialize with great colleagues and friends. The 2022 event will be held 3:30-5:30 pm on Sunday, November 6 at Creekside Commons in Lafayette, California. We'll also be streaming it live on our YouTube channel. We hope you can join us at Canes! |
Creekside Commons Lafayette, California |
Why Canes? And why video?
Video is an amazing tool to share both critical health information and people’s stories. For the past few years, the students in our Healthcare Immersion Program (HIP) and Orthopedic Primary Care Program have created informational videos about orthopedic health as part of the programs.
Inspired by the role that canes have in orthopedic rehab and a similar-sounding and important international film festival, we are inviting individuals and organizations to join in the fun of entering the Canes Film Festival & Gala.
Video is an amazing tool to share both critical health information and people’s stories. For the past few years, the students in our Healthcare Immersion Program (HIP) and Orthopedic Primary Care Program have created informational videos about orthopedic health as part of the programs.
Inspired by the role that canes have in orthopedic rehab and a similar-sounding and important international film festival, we are inviting individuals and organizations to join in the fun of entering the Canes Film Festival & Gala.
Check out some of our past students' videos
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Glenohumeral, by Cameron Thollaug
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, by Caymus Smith-Pierce
Osteoporosis, by Sarah Shandy & Christian Roy
Osteoporosis, by Joni Baker, NP
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Rheumatoid Arthritis, by Nicole Marquez
Osteomalacia, by Hiedi Sutton, NP
Sciatica, by Mahnoor Yousuf
Stay Active, by Roxie Wiblin
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Canes photo highlights
COVID-19 Policy for our In-Person Event
- Proof of full vaccination or negative COVID-19 test (within 72 hours of event entry) is required for entry.*
- Masks are required while indoors.
- Seating capacity is limited.
- No food will be served indoors. Take-home food boxes and packaged movie treats will be offered to all guests.
- Outdoor drinks and snacks will be available
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