Young FilmMakers Workshop: Video Production
Education Unlimited has partnered with professional videographers Tom Castellano and Eric Boyd to give students hands-on experience making their own films! Castellano and Boyd bring their experience working on filming and production on projects as the Discovery Channel, ESPN, CSI Miami, and StarTrek while students use professional digital filming and editing equipment to learn tricks of the video production trade.
Students at the Young FilmMakers Workshop will get experience in all aspects of film making, including scripting, lighting, directing, shooting, editing, and manipulating special effects.
Computer Camp
Every week of instruction of middle and high school students, we offer a curriculum focused on Java Programming and Web Design. In a small-group setting, students learn the Java language, coding, looping and debugging, as well as HTML Web Design and will make a personal web page on the topic of his or her choice. Students will work on their own computer and get lots of one-on-one attention from Education Unlimited's experienced Computer Science staff as they have fun with HTML, JavaScript, and Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash.
Elementary Education Week Grades 4-6
Education Unlimited offers a special survey session of the Computer Camp at Stanford University designed to meet the needs of younger students. Elementary Ed students will study the same skills as in the older kids' Web Design camps, but in a setting designed to encourage the younger students' enthusiasm. Special shortened day camp options are offered at this session.
Visit Computer Camp/ Young FilmMakers Workshop at www.EducationUnlimited.com
If you are 13 or older, you can also fill out this form to send them email.
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This computer camp was sooo much better than the computer class at school!
- Noripaul Kerry, Computer Camp participant
The instructor is fun and lets us learn hands-on and is there when we need help. I want to come back!
- Cathy McDermott, Computer Camp participant
I wanted to learn how to use camera angles effectively, write a script, and learn how to edit, and I was able to learn everything.
- Oscar Medina, Video Production Camper
Auditions, lights, shooting schedules, late night editing was all very real to me and I felt like it was a real production rather than a camp.
– 2007 Video Production participant
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