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Content Creator
by iCode
Palo Alto +more locations
Mon, Jun 23 +more dates
Campers learn content creation, branding, and storytelling skills for digital media, including video production and photography, to become influencers or digital creators.
Intro to Video Production Camp - Jun 23 - 27
by KMVT 15 Community Television
Mountain View
Mon, Jun 23 +more dates
The one-week Intro to Film and TV Production Camp gives youth a hands-on experience in a professional television studio, teaching scriptwriting, camera operation, acting, video producing, directing, and broadcasting their segments.
Filmmaking Summer Camp 7-11 July
by Midpen Media Center
Palo Alto
Mon, Jul 7 +more dates
Join us for a chance to create and screen your own short film!
Art Camps
by Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA)
Mountain View
Mon, Jun 9 +more dates
Choose from many themes!
Animals, Animals, Animals - Do you have a favorite animal or two or ten? Learn to capture them in fun mixed media artwork. Be inspired by the way animals have been portrayed throughout the ages and create your own amazing…
TV Studio Summer Camp
by Midpen Media Center
Palo Alto
Mon, Jul 14 +more dates
Learn all about how a TV show is produced, and get a chance to work on one yourself!
FAQs
How do I know if my child is ready to start photography classes?
Your child may be ready if they show an interest in taking pictures or videos, enjoy creative activities, and have basic understanding of operating a camera or smartphone.
What type of credentials should I look for in a kids photography instructor?
Look for instructors with experience in photography or film production, a portfolio of their work, and teaching experience. A background in visual arts or media studies can also be valuable.
What are other ways for my child to learn photography outside of taking classes?
Encourage your child to experiment with taking photos and videos at home, watch online tutorials, participate in local photography clubs, or enter youth photography competitions.
Children as young as 8 or 9 years old can start learning the basics of photography and video, with more advanced techniques introduced as they gain confidence.
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