The University of Toledo Department of Theatre and Film will host a 100% online summer film camp for teens, ages 14-18, interested in learning the basics of filmmaking.
Scheduled from Monday, July 19, through Friday, July 30, the Virtual Filmmaker Summer Film Intensive is a two-week virtual filmmaking summer camp for teens looking to grow their narrative video-making skills. The camp will feature live, online class times and daily assignments, and the instructor, Quincy Joyner, assistant lecturer of theatre and film, will guide and mentor students every step of the way.
Upon successful completion of the camp, participants will be able to:
• Articulate the components of story, character and narrative, and the effectiveness of communicating visually;
• Conceive, design, and communicate a story cinematically employing practical filmmaking techniques; and
• Demonstrate production etiquette and communication necessary to collaboratively produce a film.
The workshop will include:
• Short script writing
• Character development
• Cinematography essentials
• Practical lighting
The registration deadline for the Virtual Filmmaker Summer Film Intensive is Monday, July 5.
The camp fee is $400 — a $50 non-refundable registration fee due at signup and the $350 camp fee due by July 5 — which covers all materials needed for the workshop.
For more information, visit the Virtual Filmmaker Summer Film Intensive website, or to register, the camp’s form is available online.
