Young Creators Media Camp
In these fun, educational, and hands-on camps, youth ages 6-9 and 10-12 learn storytelling, cinematography, editing, animation, green screen, and more!
FALL & WINTER DATES: 11/23-11/25, 12/28-12/30, 1/4-1/8
Program Description
Located in the UCSD @ Park & Market building at 1100 Market St in downtown San Diego. Camp meets weekdays, 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM, rooms 211 & 212 behind the DGC concession stand.
Working in small groups equipped with a camera, campers will:
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• pitch ideas
• storyboard a scene
• learn how to compose the best shots
• collaborate as part of a team
• enhance problem-solving and critical thinking skills
• perform on camera
• receive peer and mentor feedback
• learn nonlinear editing software
•screen work at the Digital Gym Cinema
Soft Skills:
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• Collaboration
• Peer and instructor feedback
• Problem solving
• Critical thinking
• Adapt and be flexible
Technical Skills:
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• Introduction to film language
• Effective storytelling fundamentals
• Analyzing film shots
• Camera and editing techniques
Register Here
ADDITIONAL INFO
SCHOLARSHIPS
Need-based scholarships are available for students who qualify. Apply here.
MEMNBER DISCOUNT
25% off for MACSD Members! Click here to learn more about our member program and sign up!
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
-There are no refunds for camps. To receive credit for future camps, cancellation is required at least one week before the start date of camp. Credit will be valid for one year and will be equal to the amount paid, less 10% for processing fees. Media Arts Center San Diego may at times need to cancel classes due to low enrollment, at which point a check reimbursement will be issued, less 10% for processing fees.
-MACSD is not responsible for providing refunds or offering makeup sessions for camps missed as a result of illness, emergencies or events beyond our control.
-MACSD will confirm cancellation via email.
For More Information, Contact
Larry Da Silveira, Education Coordinator
larry@mediaartscenter.org | 619-230-1938 x129
This program is made possible thanks to support from the California Endowment, California Arts Council, City of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture, Wells Fargo, SDG&E.