STUDENT TELEVISION NETWORK TO OFFER LOCAL SUMMER VIDEO CLASSES
National Organization
offers weeklong academy for middle school and high school students
Student Television Network (STN), a national association of high
school and middle school media programs, has announced plans for its 2014
academy programs for middle school and high school students.
The academies will be held as follows:
SANTA CLARITA/LOS ANGELES AREA:
June
16-20 (middle school only)
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SAN DIEGO AREA:
June 23 – 27 (middle school and high school)
FT LAUDERDALE AREA:
July 21-25 (middle school
only)
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No previous experience in video is required. The cost starts at $300 for the one-week session for middle school students and goes to
$900 for the overnight high school program in San Diego.
Students who attend will learn about video production, planning
and executing a story, writing copy, speaking on camera and using equipment. Students will experiment with the creation of a feature news story, a public service announcement, a commercial, a music video and a movie
trailer. Students will serve in various production roles and will be
taught leadership skills and responsibility while learning to work together as
a team to complete a common goal.
Student Television Network (a 501C3 non-profit organization)
embraces the educational components of broadcast journalism, video production,
filmmaking and media convergence by networking students and teachers with
professionals in the industry.
Click here to find out more
information about this program!
