Limited to 12 participants ages 10-14 (grades 5-8)
Cost is $125 for the week; Scholarships available (contingent upon class enrollment)
Camp participants will make two music videos by regional artists and premiere them on BCTV channel 8 and at an exclusive premiere party in BCTV’s studio on Friday July 20th.
Participants will learn about and use different video and audio techniques including animation, green/blue screen, & live action sequences to create videos by regional artists.
Space is limited so register today!
Monday: orientation & overview, choosing songs, agreeing on themes & getting started with shooting
Tuesday: video shooting continues, planning for post production
Wednesday: final shooting and post production begins
Thursday: post production continues, Open Studio program to talk about the camp and the projects
Friday: finishing projects, preparing for the premiere. Video premier will be at 2:50 PM
Frederic Noyes is BCTV’s Access Coordinator and teaches video skills to all age groups. He has taught at Bellows Falls Union High School, Neighborhood Schoolhouse, and led the Know Media Youth Project at BUHS. Frederic has produced thousands of hours of radio and television broadcasts and got his start in community television in 1989 as a teen director for a live weekly teen issues program.
Christopher Grotke guides the creative direction for the web design company MuseArts. He has worked since 1986 as an artist, designer, and educator. Grotke is co-founder of iBrattleboro.com, the pioneering citizen journalism site of Brattleboro, Vermont. Grotke was director of the Media Arts at Capital Children's Museum in Washington, D.C. where he started the Animation Lab, the world's first public-access animation studio, which held animation Master Classes.
Roland Boyden: editor, writer, performer, music maker -Roland is a quadruple threat! He has already completed his first feature film and has much experience with Final Cut and iMovie editing. Roland has a wealth of skills and ideas to help make projects look fantastic. Keep Roland well fed and he’ll reveal all of his video secrets!