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Meanwhile, Caine’s Arcade has continued to inspire people and lives on through the film, our annual Global Cardboard Challenge Day of Play (on the anniversary of the flashmob we did in the film), and through the Imagination org, the non-profit we started 5 days after posting the video
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We also started a non-profit called Imagination org and a Global Cardboard Challenge to foster the creativity of more kids (Watch "Caine's Arcade 2" on YouTube to see the launch)
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Caine’s Arcade is a short film about a 9-year-old boy named Caine, who had spent the summer of 2011
- Caines Arcade - Wikipedia
Caine's Arcade is an 11-minute short documentary film by Nirvan Mullick released on April 9, 2012 that featured a cardboard arcade created by then 9-year-old Caine Monroy out of boxes and everyday objects The boy ran his arcade from his father's used-auto parts store in East Los Angeles during mid-2011
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The latest Tweets from Caines Arcade (@CainesArcade) Short film about a young boy's cardboard arcade in a used auto shop that launched a global movement for kid creativity #CardboardChallenge @Imagination @nirvan East Los Angeles
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Inspired by the global response to Caine’s Arcade, we started Imagination org, a non-profit with a mission to foster creativity in kids everywhere To date, nearly 1 Million kids in 80 countries have taken our Global Cardboard Challenge , we support 150 Imagination Chapters for kids in 20 countries, and over 10,000 kids have taken our
- Caines Arcade - 3 Translation(s) | Dotsub
Online video translation and transcription crowdsourced [Caine's Arcade] [♫ upbeat music ♫] >>My name's Caine, and I'm 9 years old My arcade is called Caine's Arcade It's open on weekends only, and it's pretty cheap
- Caines Arcade on Vimeo
I went to buy a door handle for my car, and met this 9 year old boy, who had spent his summer building this elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad's used auto part store
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