A combination of the two half-day camps (Filmmaking 101 + Claymation Creations), at a discounted price. For the overall filmmaking experience, these week-long sessions can't be beat! In between classes, campers will have a supervised hour to eat lunch, participate in guided activities, and watch movies. As with all sessions, campers will work together to make their films, and receive a link to their work at the end of camp. | Claymation Creations introduces campers to the exciting world of stop-motion animation. Using cameras, clay, and basic software applications, campers learn to tell stories frame-by-frame. To complete each stage of production, campers work in collaborative groups to design storyboards, build worlds out of clay, and edit their films. This class includes a mix of classroom and lab time. Campers receive a link to their group's Claymation project after each week. No previous animation or video editing experience is required. | This session introduces young creatives to the thrill and challenge of filmmaking. Campers learn basic filmmaking skills then team up with their peers to make their very own short films using provided equipment. With the wide variety of available shooting locations at First Baptist Church, campers can truly bring their stories to life in this class. At the end of the week, campers will receive a link to their group's work. No previous filmmaking or video editing experience is required. Note: The June 29–July 3 session will have a Horror theme — for teens who love all things supernatural, extraterrestrial, and spooky. | This workshop is for teens who want to learn how to make narrative-driven short films. Campers will discover the power of storytelling and transform their ideas into proper screenplays before creating fully-realized short films. Over the course of this class, students will learn the fundamentals of screenwriting, directing, cinematography, sound design, and editing. At the end of the week, campers will receive a link to their group's work. No previous filmmaking or video editing experience is required. Note: Sessions on June 15–19 and July 6–10 have a Horror theme; June 22–26 has a Comedy theme; July 20–24 offers an Advanced Filmmaking track (previous experience preferred).