KIDSEYE SUMMER FILMMAKING VIRTUAL WORKSHOPS …
2021 APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE NOW
Reserve your space now for the 23rd year of the KidsEye Summer Virtual Filmmaking Workshop.
The dates are JULY 5-9, 2021
The fee for the one-week program is $150 per registration.
THE BACKSTORY:
The Flickers’ KidsEye Filmmaking Workshop for Summer 2021 will be a collaboration with the Rhode Island Film and Television Office, offers a unique opportunity for high school and middle school students to learn the ins and outs of film production.
Students will work with instructors to write, shoot and edit a short film that will then be showcased during the annual Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival in August. The workshop will explore the possibilities of making moving images with readily available cameras found at home (cellphones). The goal of the workshop is to teach students the necessary elements needed to construct a story visually. Image composition, natural lighting, sound design, and editing are all important components that will be covered during the week-long workshop.
At the conclusion of the 5-day program, students will have completed a short film that they will be able to use as a portfolio piece when looking to further their film education or search for roles within the creative industry.
The goal of this workshop is to introduce students to the possibilities of filmmaking as a form of creative expression using the resources already available to them. There is no better time than now to spark a lifelong passion in filmmaking.
This year, as concerns about the pandemic unwind, we are still very concerned about the health of our campers, we will continue to offer an online camp. The camp will be limited in size to maximize individual attention.
THIS CAMPS:
- INTRODUCTORY – Geared for ages 8-12.
- ADVANCED – Geared for ages 13-17.
- COLLEGE LEVEL – Geared for ages 18-21.
Reservations can be made by clicking on the link below:
Make your plans now for the 2021 KidsEye Summer Virtual Filmmaking Workshop.
Most cordially,
George T. Marshall