Whether a two-hour workshop or a semester-long program, the goal is the same:
To build connections through the co-creative enjoyment of making films.
Each experience results in a portfolio of film projects made entirely by the students.
These can include peer-driven critiques and discussions, group presentations, public or
private screenings, supplemental art + design work, and much more.
One-Day Workshops
Starting from two-hour experiences, these short-term filmmaking workshops focus on quick and fun
engagement through various forms of cinematic problem-solving. Working within greater
time constraints encourages greater intuitive decision-making and adaptability.
Shorter Workshops
From two-day workshops to one-week workshops and everything in between, these experiences
stoke more cultural curiosities through deeper dialogue, and lead to a wider range of
discoveries throughout the movie-making process. More time is allocated to
story-building, filming, discussing and reflecting.
Longer Workshops
More projects wrapped into the curriculum resulting in an even greater exploration of each other's
perspectives, the cinematic medium, and a more complete artistic portfolio for each student.
These programs range anywhere from a full week to a full semester.
Summer Workshops
Summer workshops invite children and youth to discover the excitement of discovery-based
filmmaking in unique and inspiring environments.
For further inquiries about workshop structures and pricing, please contact.