Attention Bay Area Teens: Wanna Learn How To Make a Movie? Spend the summer learning how to shoot and edit your own film or video. Overview Film Camp puts you in collaboration with a small group of other aspiring filmmakers to take on the roles of a real film production crew. You will learn the all basics of video production from pre-production, to scriptwriting, from filming to editing. Finally, you will put your newfound skills to the test and work together to create a short film. This all happens in three intense weeks of Film Boot Camp, with 4-hour workshops, 4 days a week. 2011 Summer Camp Session Dates: Session I: July 5-July 23 Monday-Thursday 1PM-5PM Session II: July 26-August 13 Monday-Thursday 1PM-5PM Who can come? Anyone aged 13-19 is welcome at Film Camp. No prior filmmaking experience is necessary. What is the Cost? $750.00/student includes hands-on training with professional, award-winning instructors, use of video and editing equipment, a final DVD, and screening hosted by the Ninth Street Independent Film Center. (Limited scholarships for low-income households). Who are the instructors? Film Camp instructors know their stuff. They are all award-winning, media and filmmaking industry professionals with lots of experience working with young people. How do I register ? Your parent or guardian can register you for Film Camp by calling Bernadette Montez or by email. You can also register and pay via credit card on our website.

Camp Type:  Day Year Established: 1995 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 13 to 19 years old Cost/Week: $201.00-$350.00/wk Religious Affiliation: Camp Owner(s): TILT/Ninth Street Independent Film Camp Director(s): Bernadette Montez Nearest Large City: San Francisco Off Season Rental: No

Camp Focus: Arts Camps: Film and TV Special Accommodations: Physical Disabilities,

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Session I: July 5-July 23, Monday-Thursday, 1PM-5PM Session II: July 26-August 13, Monday-Thursday, 1PM-5PM