UT Austin Film and Media Camps
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UT Austin Film and Media Camps is a art camp in Austin, TX, for ages 6-18, running Jun 1, 2026 – Aug 7, 2026.
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Half-day camp where kids explore paper cut animation and stop-motion techniques to make short films in pairs. | Half-day camp where kids learn claymation and other stop-motion techniques to create short films in pairs; no prior experience required. | Three-week online filmmaking course for grades 9–12 using smartphones or cameras to shoot and edit a 3–5 minute short film. | Two-week intensive for experienced high school filmmakers focusing on scripting, cinematography, sound, editing, and collaborative short film production. | Two-week intensive for high schoolers exploring lighting, camera composition, movement, and visual storytelling through hands-on projects. | Two-week screenwriting course for high schoolers taught by UT faculty, covering character, structure, dialogue, original short scripts, and co-written web series. | Week-long advanced camp for experienced editors covering DaVinci Resolve color grading, sound editing, transitions, and post-production for film and TV. | Week-long all-day camp for ages 11–14 covering both traditional stop-motion and 2D computer animation to create short films. | Week-long all-day intensive for grades 10–12 covering screenwriting, shooting, sound, directing, acting, and editing to produce original short films. | Week-long camp for high schoolers learning 2D computer animation and traditional stop-motion to create short projects. | Week-long camp where ages 9–13 use Apple GarageBand to write, record, and mix original songs and explore basic film scoring. | Week-long camp where kids in grades 3–5 collaborate to invent original characters, worlds, and stories through writing and improv exercises. | Week-long intensive filmmaking camp where grades 6–9 work in teams to produce original short films covering writing, cinematography, sound, and editing. | Week-long screenwriting camp for middle schoolers where campers collaborate to craft original short web series through writing and improv.
Half-day camp where kids explore paper cut animation and stop-motion techniques to make short films in pairs. | Half-day camp where kids learn claymation and other stop-motion techniques to create short films in pairs; no prior experience required. | Three-week online filmmaking course for grades 9–12 using smartphones or cameras to shoot and edit a 3–5 minute short film. | Two-week intensive for experienced high school filmmakers focusing on scripting, cinematography, sound, editing, and collaborative short film production. | Two-week intensive for high schoolers exploring lighting, camera composition, movement, and visual storytelling through hands-on projects. | Two-week screenwriting course for high schoolers taught by UT faculty, covering character, structure, dialogue, original short scripts, and co-written web series. | Week-long advanced camp for experienced editors covering DaVinci Resolve color grading, sound editing, transitions, and post-production for film and TV. | Week-long all-day camp for ages 11–14 covering both traditional stop-motion and 2D computer animation to create short films. | Week-long all-day intensive for grades 10–12 covering screenwriting, shooting, sound, directing, acting, and editing to produce original short films. | Week-long camp for high schoolers learning 2D computer animation and traditional stop-motion to create short projects. | Week-long camp where ages 9–13 use Apple GarageBand to write, record, and mix original songs and explore basic film scoring. | Week-long camp where kids in grades 3–5 collaborate to invent original characters, worlds, and stories through writing and improv exercises. | Week-long intensive filmmaking camp where grades 6–9 work in teams to produce original short films covering writing, cinematography, sound, and editing. | Week-long screenwriting camp for middle schoolers where campers collaborate to craft original short web series through writing and improv.
