Wake Forest Summer Immersion: Filmmaking Institute

United States, Winston-Salem

Overview

The Wake Forest Summer Immersion: Filmmaking Institute is a week-long residential program designed for high school students passionate about storytelling and filmmaking. Held on the beautiful Reynolda Campus in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, this immersive experience provides participants with the tools and techniques to bring their creative visions to life. Students will explore the fundamentals of filmmaking, including camera and sound basics, storyboarding, screenwriting, and video editing using Premiere Pro. The program also covers specialized skills such as interviewing for documentaries and post-production finishing. Each participant will work on creating two short films, gaining hands-on experience with professional equipment and techniques. The institute goes beyond technical skills by offering opportunities to analyze various filmmaking styles, engage in discussions with industry professionals, and learn about current trends in film. Guest speakers from the field provide valuable insights, while behind-the-scenes sessions reveal the inner workings of the industry. The program culminates in a showcase where participants present their completed projects. A typical day includes workshops, guest lectures, collaborative projects, and evening activities, creating a well-rounded and engaging schedule. Students also get a taste of college life by staying in residence halls and enjoying campus amenities. Open to rising 9th–12th graders, this program is ideal for those who dream of creating movies, documentaries, or television series—or simply want to deepen their understanding of visual storytelling. Whether your teen is an aspiring filmmaker or just starting out, the Wake Forest Filmmaking Institute offers an unforgettable summer filled with creativity, learning, and inspiration.

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Departure from:	United States
Age:	15–18, High Schoolers (15-18), 10th grade (15-16), 11th grade (16-17), 12th grade (17-18)
Type:	Overnight
Arts:	Arts & Crafts, Film, L1: Arts, L2: Fine Arts, L2: Performing Arts

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Himax Camps USA

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Winston-Salem

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