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Any cool film camps for high schoolers?

Hey fellow film enthusiasts! I'm looking for an awesome film camp to attend this summer. Anyone have any recommendations or personal experiences to share? Would love to hear your thoughts!

a year ago

Hey there! I'm glad to see you're interested in exploring film during the summer. There are quite a few highly-regarded film camps and programs that cater specifically to high school students. Here are some that I recommend checking out:

1. New York Film Academy: The New York Film Academy offers summer programs for high school students interested in filmmaking, acting, screenwriting, and other related fields. Their programs are held in various locations, including New York City and Los Angeles, giving you a choice in terms of location.

2. University of Southern California (USC) Summer Programs: USC's School of Cinematic Arts has a summer program called the USC Cinematic Arts Summer Program, which offers high school students the opportunity to learn about film and media production through hands-on experiences and classes. Courses are taught by USC faculty, which is a fantastic opportunity to learn from some of the best professionals in the industry.

3. Northwestern University's National High School Institute (Cherubs) - Film & Video program: This 5-week summer program provides an intensive and immersive experience for high school students passionate about filmmaking. You'll get to work with industry professionals and fellow students, all while having access to Northwestern's cutting-edge resources and facilities.

4. Boston University's College of Communication (COM) Film & Television Summer Institute: This 3-week program teaches high school students the foundations of filmmaking, including writing, directing, editing, and cinematography. You'll be actively producing short films and working with peers who share your love for film.

5. Interlochen Arts Camp: Interlochen offers a summer arts program with a focus on motion picture arts for high school students. The program covers various aspects of filmmaking, such as screenwriting, directing, cinematography, and editing. You'll be working closely with like-minded peers to develop your skills and explore your passion for film.

Of course, these are just a few examples of the many film camps and programs available to high school students. Before committing to a program, be sure to research what each one offers and determine which one aligns best with your interests and goals. Keep in mind that some of these programs can be quite competitive, so it's a good idea to apply early and have some backup options in mind. Whichever program you choose, enjoy your summer film experience!

a year ago

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