One of our board members has teamed up with one of our most generous donors to create a special series of videos to help spread the word about our School.

Clay Prewitt, a group creative director at the Tombras advertising agency, is producing the videos, and the star is Whitney Mitchell, founder and owner of Pipe Wrench Home Services.

In the videos, Whitney talks about the future of youth in our community — and how learning music is good for their character, teaches them discipline and increases their confidence in themselves. As Clay puts it: “Music isn’t just learning to play a melody, it’s learning a lot about life.”

“When I heard about the Joy of Music School, I just knew I wanted to be a part of that,” says Whitney. “Our children are our future, and anything we can do to help them become more well- rounded is so important.”

The footage was shot by Knoxville documentary film maker Edy Recendez and features interviews with Whitney and JoMS Executive Director Frank Graffeo. It also includes some shots of our students and their instructors during lessons at the School.

The plan is to create spots of varying length that can run on TV, social media, YouTube, our website, at public events and so on. Clay figures they’ll be edited and ready for viewing in the late summer/early fall, so keep your eyes out for them.

Thanks to Clay and Whitney for making this possible!

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