KidsEye Summer Filmmaking Workshops Go Online - Apply Now
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
This summer, the Flickers' KidsEye Filmmaking Workshop for Summer 2020 will be online.
It is a collaboration with Give Me 5, The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA), the Rhode Island Film and Television Office, and the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE), and offers a unique opportunity for high school and middle school students to learn the ins and outs of film production.
Students will work with instructors to write, shoot and edit a short film that will then be showcased in classrooms throughout Rhode Island as part of Flickers' annual Vortex Film Festival in October. The workshop will explore the possibilities of making moving images with readily available cameras found at home (cellphones). The goal of the workshop is to teach students the necessary elements needed to construct a story visually. Image composition, natural lighting, sound design, and editing are all important components that will be covered during the week-long workshop.
At the conclusion of the 5-day program, students will have completed a short film that they will be able to use as a portfolio piece when looking to further their film education or search for roles within the creative industry.
The goal of this workshop is to introduce students to the possibilities of filmmaking as a form of creative expression using the resources already available to them. There is no better time than now to spark a lifelong passion in filmmaking.
This year, due to COVID-19 and our concern about the health of our campers, we will be offering two online camps. Each will be limited to 15 students.
1. INTRODUCTORY - Geared for ages 8-12. Instructor: Carlos Cruz
Carlos Cruz is the senior film and capstone teacher at Beacon Charter. With a background in animation, video editing, and photography, he focuses on creating digital art experiences for his students, regardless of their socio-economic background. Carlos earned his Bachelor's Degree at RISD in Film, Animation, and Video in 2003 and recently graduated from Rhode Island College with his Master's Degree in Art Education. He is fluent in Spanish.
2. ADVANCED - Geared for ages 13-17. Instructor: Reshad Kulenovic.
Reshad Kulenovic is a writer/director based in Bosnia and the United States. His short film SNOVI played 20 international film festivals and was nominated for a 2011 Student Academy Award and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Oscar-qualifying Rhode Island International Film Festival. He was the RISCA (Rhode Island State Council of the Arts) Film Fellow for 2011-2012.
Reserve your space now for the 22nd year of the KidsEye Summer Virtual Filmmaking Workshop.
The dates are AUGUST 3-7, 2020 The fee for the one-week program is $95 per registration.
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