Immersive week-long camp teaching essential TV production skills from creative concept design to technical roles. Students entering grades 6-9. Hands-on learning with live broadcast finale for family and friends. Running weeks of June 15th, 22nd, and 29th.

Specialized camp for incoming 6th-9th graders focused on Adobe Creative Suite. Students choose focus areas: Video Editing, Photoshop, Animation, or Graphic Design. Personalized learning with age-appropriate instruction. Running weeks of June 15th and 22nd.

Running the weeks of June 15th and 22nd. Specialized camp for incoming 6th-9th graders focused on Adobe Creative Suite. Students choose focus areas: Video Editing, Photoshop, Animation, or Graphic Design. Personalized learning with age-appropriate instruction and different projects each week.

Introduction to TV Production for incoming 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Learn iMovie to create short videos. 3-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio. Two 90-minute sessions. Oak Ridge campers attend M/W, Franconia campers T/Th. Transportation provided for full-day campers. Week of June 29th.

Lights, Camera, Edit! Unleash your child's inner filmmaker as they become a digital director and enter the world of video editing! Throughout the week, campers will use OBS and CapCut to work on creative projects teaching them to record and edit their own videos. They'll craft engaging game commentary, produce a dynamic 30-second commercial, and deliver a compelling green screen news report. Along the way, kids will learn essential video editing skills such as trimming clips, setting key frames, and adding transitions to bring their visions to life. The grand finale is the capstone project, where each camper creates a video showcasing the skills and techniques they've mastered for our Code Ninjas Film Festival. That's a wrap! (Recommended for children ages 8-14)

This week, students will be challenged to defeat the nefarious Dr. Destructo. Each day, students will collaborate with a video game hero to construct various motorized LEGO builds utilizing axles, gears, battery packs, pulleys, and motors. Students will gain proficiency in coding their motorized LEGO builds through a drag-and-drop-based interface with Bluetooth technology. In the afternoon, students will produce their own LEGO stop-motion animations, learning to edit films, integrate music, and add titles/credits using professional stop-motion software. Ages 6-8, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm.

Students will write, act, record, and edit their own movies. Campers will create original films centered around camp life and teamwork while learning the basics of storytelling and filmmaking. For grades 7-12, runs July 13-17, Monday-Friday, 9:00-12:00.

This week, students will undertake the challenge of defeating the nefarious Dr. Do Gooder. Each day, students will collaborate with a video game villain to construct various motorized LEGO builds utilizing axles, gears, battery packs, pulleys, and motors. Students will acquire proficiency in coding their motorized LEGO builds through a drag-and-drop interface employing Bluetooth technology. In the afternoon, students will produce their own LEGO stop-motion animations, learning to edit films, integrate music, and add titles/credits using professional stop-motion software. Ages 6-8, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm.

YouTube Content Creators: Learn content creation, digital citizenship, on-camera presence, channel branding, and professional editing skills. Young Coders: Explore block coding, JavaScript, and Python concepts while making playable mini-games. Both programs involve teamwork and projects shared on password-protected websites.