2008 Summer Course Schedule by Program
Pro Series Courses
Educator Series Courses
Teen Summer Camps
Kids Summer Camps
Locations
- Stanford University
- Claremont Colleges
- UC San Diego
- UC Berkeley
- Loyola University
- DePaul University
- University of Michigan
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Texas
- Hartsville, SC
- DMA on the Sea
- Onsite Training
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Hands-On Digital Filmmaking for Teens - Beginning
Learn digital filmmaking from the experts
| Skill Level | When & How Long | Software/Hardware Used | Certification/Credit Offered |
| All levels | Summer 2008 5 Day Course M-F 9am - 5pm |
Sony HVR-HD Professional Cameras Final Cut Studio 2 |
DMA -Teen Filmmaking Certification Stanford Continuing Studies Credit |
Locations & Dates:
- Stanford University
- Jun 23-27
- Aug 11-15
- Loyola University
- June 30-July 4
- UC San Diego
- July 14-18
- U of Texas, Austin
- July 14-18
- U of Michigan
- July 21-25
- Claremont Colleges
- July 28-Aug 1
- UC Berkeley
- July 28-Aug 1
- U of Pennsylvania
- Aug 4-8
DMA Instructors:
Final Cut Pro:
Sample Projects:

Course Description
This teen film camp brings everything taught in a university film production school into a fast-paced immersive class. We’ll cover the technical fundamentals of shooting and editing digital video while introducing you to the concepts of cinematic form and structure. Classes will include demonstrations, screenings, discussions and critiques of student work. In-class exercises will illustrate the formal qualities of image-making, the grammar of the moving image, and sound production issues.
Students will experience every stage of production, from planning and writing through shooting, editing and output. You'll get a sense of how to work with a variety of techniques to produce an outstanding digital film, under the supervision of an industry pro who will help you see the bigger picture. In addition, you’ll get your hands on some very cool projects, and have fun collaborating with your peers. This is a great opportunity to see what’s possible and how it feels to make digital films.
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Who Should Attend
All teens interested in the fundamentals and process of digital filmmaking are encouraged to register.
Certification & Credit Offered
This course is part of a DMA Certification in Teen Filmmaking and also qualifies for Stanford University Continuing Studies credit. Learn more
Prerequisites
Basic experience using a Macintosh or Windows-based PC.
Related and Recommended Courses
In addition to being offered as a stand-alone class, this course can also be taken as part of a DMA multi-week series. Below are some suggested multi-week series.
Tracks for Teen
Video Production
& Post Production
| Track | Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | |
| Tracks for Teen Video Production & Film Post Production | ||||
| Teen Filmmaking Certification program |
Hands-on Digital Filmmaking for Teens - Beginner | Hands-on Digital Filmmaking for Teens - Advanced | Hands-on Digital Editing and FX for Teens | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Action Sports Filmmaking. Stanford Only. Note courses not offered consecutive weeks. | Skateboarding & Filmmaking | Extreme Sports Video Production_I | ||
| Editing & Special FX | FCP I - A Comprehensive Study of Final Cut Pro | FCP II - Advanced Techniques in Final Cut Pro | Hands-on Digital Editing and FX for Teens | |
| Documentary Filmmaking | Documentary Filmmaking | FCP I - A Comprehensive Study of Final Cut Pro | FCP II - Advanced Techniques in Final Cut Pro | |
| Mix & Match | Hands-on Digital Filmmaking for Teens - Beginner | 3D Video Game Creation I - Level Design with 3ds Max | Hands-on Digital Editing and FX for Teens | |
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