Workshop will take place June 22-26, from 9am-12pm at Living Arts Studio, 108 E College St in Silver City. The Silco will be undergoing renovations at the time of camp.
Young people ages 10-17 are welcome. We encourage participants to come with an idea for a micro-short film. Work individually or with a team of friends. Each participant or group will create a film by the end of the week, to be screened for families during the final session. (Participation will require some effort outside of workshop hours during that week.)
Workshop Staff:
David James Baker
A versatile communicator, educator, filmmaker, researcher, digital media content producer, and business owner, David James Baker brings expertise in education, communications, marketing, and storytelling. A prolific creator, he has produced numerous documentaries, essays, and scripts and has taught and exhibited his work at numerous colleges and universities across Asia, Europe, the U.S., and Central and South America. Previously, he was a faculty member at Western New Mexico University.
Kim Ryan
Kim studied film production at Vancouver Film School and has produced several short films and music videos. She is currently the cultural coordinator at the Silco Theater.
Soozy Wollard
Soozy is an art student at WNMU and a prolific writer. She works as assistant manager at the Silco Theater, and is also a beloved carer for many local children and pets!
Cost is $100 per child. Participants are required to bring a mobile device – a phone or tablet. If either of the cost or requirements are prohibitive, or you have any questions, please reach out at c.coordinator@silvercitymainstreet.com.
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