The Peregrine Filmmaking Workshop is a two-week introduction to the fundamentals of the movie making process, from scripting to shooting to editing. During week one, students will learn basic cinema theory and practice while writing an original short screenplay of their own.
Week two is production week. Participants will choose which student screenplay they would like to produce, and then rehearse, shoot, and edit the footage using digital editing equipment. The finished five to ten minute film will be screened for friends and family at the end of the second week, and each student will get a DVD copy of the movie to take home.
Dates and Tuition
Session 1: Ages 9-13 July 25-August 5
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. (M-F) $300
Session II: Ages 9-13 August 8-19
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. (M-F) $300
About the Instructor:
Chris Erickson holds a B.A. in Film Production and an M.A in Creative Writing. Before joining the Peregrine School, he taught filmmaking at Spyhop, and alternative arts education school in Salt Lake City. Along with his education and experience, Chris brings his creativity and energy to this exciting new program.
Lunch and snack are included in the tuition. Maximum enrollment for each session is 12, so sign up early to reserve your child’s space!
For more information, please contact Lily Brown at lily@peregrineschool.org or call the school at (530) 758-8845.
