Digital Media Bootcamp 2017
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This 3-day boot camp will teach teens audio and video production skills through hands-on instruction in a media lab from 3-6 PM on April 11-13. The boot camp is open to 8th-12th graders but preregistration is required as space is limited, and participants must attend all three sessions. Teens will learn video and audio technologies and how to combine them while developing skills like teamwork, discipline, and leadership.
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