LOS ANGELES, CA, March 29, 2014 (Press-News.org) A group of film industry professionals, educators and artists have come together and offer a film production camp for teenagers.
The camp launches this summer for youths ages 14-18. Participants will enjoy the film camp in a typical Southern California setting complete with classroom, pool and recreational facilities. Every day the teens will learn from a different film industry professional. Scheduled teachers include a camera man, screenwriter, director, producer, actress, stunt man, costumer, make-up artist, photographer and many others. Students will be able to practice each new topic immediately. Teams will produce short films, demonstrating their skills in camera functions, story boarding, directing, lighting, sound, and picture editing. Coaches will assist the young filmmakers in the production of their work and expose them to the most popular digital editing software and equipment.
In addition, the young adults will be driven to film industry locations, where they will be welcomed and shown various crafts firsthand. Relaxing outings to the Beach, Disneyland, Universal Studios and other fun locations are on the agenda as well.
Camp Dates: Session 1 June 29 - July 18, 2014
Session 2 July 20 - August 8, 2014
An Unforgettable Unique and 'Different' Educational and Fun Film Summer Camp for Teens, in Hollywood, California
We launch our first Teen Film Camp this Summer. It is an unconventional, educational and fun camp. We have many film professionals lined up to offer an insight into their world of film making.
2014-03-29
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[Press-News.org] An Unforgettable Unique and 'Different' Educational and Fun Film Summer Camp for Teens, in Hollywood, CaliforniaWe launch our first Teen Film Camp this Summer. It is an unconventional, educational and fun camp. We have many film professionals lined up to offer an insight into their world of film making.