The schedule is as follows:
• Digital Photography and Filmmaking, June 6-10: Students capture photos and videos, using GoPros, drones, and camcorders, and then, do image editing and video processing. Contact Patrick Smith at smith288@mctc.edu.
• Motion and 3D Design, June 13-17: Students will create motion designs with industry-standard software such as Photoshop and After Effects as well as 3D design basics that utilizes models, imagery, and creating textured materials.
“These kids camps have always been amazing creative outlets for the kids throughout the years and we are very excited to finally bring them back with some new surprise twists on the old creative recipe,” said Patrick Smith, Mountwest Information Technology Assistant Professor.
Multimedia Design Instructor, Alesa Martin added, “This is a great opportunity for students to explore these creative fields and learn new skill sets. This is fun, active learning that allows them to bring their ideas to life.”
Students need to wear closed-toe shoes and bring a bottle of water each day. Lunch is not provided; participants are encouraged to bring a bagged lunch. Activities will include outdoor experiences, as well as computer lab sessions. It’s a good idea to wear layers, as room temperatures and weather conditions may vary.
To download a copy of the summer camp registration form, click below.
Sign up for Digital Media Summer Camps 2022!