Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows

Media Camp students filming on location at Golden Ears Park.

Spring Break 4-Day Film and Media Camp
March 8 through March 11, 2010

The Connection's 10th media camp will be held during Spring Break 2010 in Maple Ridge, BC. Students will learn what it takes to write and produce anything from a 30 second commercial to a short film while gaining hands-on experience in workshops for acting, working behind the scenes, writing, and producing.

Whether you're interested in a career in the movie or television industry, hope to some day work in the film industry, or simply enjoy making short videos...you'll learn how to professionally create high quality content which can be enjoyed by many.

The Connection's Spring Break 4-Day Film and Media Camp is Beginner Friendly while introducing the students to a professional film production environment and teaching them how to create their own film projects with little to no budget.

Students will use professional high definition cameras (not the cheap consumer kind) to actually produce their own short film during this camp!

The Connection's 2010 Spring Break Film and Media Camp
Grades 6 through 9 - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Daily
Monday, March 8 through Thursday, March 11
Cost: $80 per student

You may also want to check out our Summer Film Camps here.

Location:
Camp will be held at The Connection, located at 22722 Dewdney Trunk Road (between 227th and 228th, same building as Speedy Auto Glass).

Who's Welcome?
Anyone in Grade 6 through 9 (at time of camp) who has an interest in film and video production and seeks to increase their skills, strengthen their talents, gain hands-on experience using professional video production equipment, and have fun, all at the same time.

Whether you've been involved in a media camp by The Connection before or this whole media thing is new to you, you're encouarged and welcome to attend and you're sure to have a blast, make new friends, and learn more than you can remember.

Who Should Enroll?

- Aspiring Actors
- Aspiring Directors
- Aspiring Producers
- Aspiring Cinematographers
- Teens who just want to have fun making movies

What the students will learn:

- Basics of Acting
- Basics of Directing
- Differences between Stage and Film Acting
- Story Development
- Content Writing
- Character Development
- Camera Composition and Cinematography
- Lighting for Video
- Producer Basics

Camp Instructor:

The Connection Spring Break Media Camp is instructed by Kyle Lawrence, The Connection's youth minister and an established entertainment industry professional.

Over the past five years, Kyle has produced two seasons of an internationally broadcast television series called Completing Kaden, a feature film called The Scarf, and Kyle has recently finished directing and producing a feature film called Logan, which stars actors Leo Howard (from GI Joe: Rise of Cobra, and Disney's Leo Little) and Booboo Stewart (from The Twilight Saga). The students at this camp will use the same cameras which Kyle and his crew used while filming Completing Kaden and The Scarf. Kyle has also instructed over 120 different teens at 11 different film and media camps and various film classes.

Costs:

Spring Break 4-Day Media Camp: $80 per student.

That's it! No material fees. No tape stock fees. No extra or hidden fees. Simply the price that we have posted above. Everything is built in to the cost. That's less than $4 per hour of instruction!

We keep our costs low to allow as many students as possible to participate. However, please register soon, as space is limited to insure the best learning environment for all students. Students should bring a sack lunch and will be given a lunch break each day at noon. A refrigerator will be available on-site.

If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us via e-mail or call us at (604) 357-3816.

You may also be interested in our summer film and media camps.

 


Media Camp students filming on location at Golden Ears Park.

Media Camp Leader Kyle Lawrence (on right) reviewing script with student.

Students apply make-up to one of the "creatures" for a Sci-Fi short film.

Media Camp students learning how to use the equipment.

Film Camp students visiting the back lots of a local production studio.

Media Camp students filming in Tim Horton's.
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