Teens Film Courses

Ignite Your
Creative Spark

Teens Film Courses are designed to be an in-person hand-on learning to ignite creativity, inspire storytelling, and nurture the next generation. We offer options for future filmmakers, editors, actors and artists.

Through family friendly courses, students will learn the fundamentals of digital media arts along with other creative electives. Engaging video lessons and hands-on projects help students develop their skills while encouraging their unique artistic voices.

Our courses provide a supportive and enriching environment for students to be creative in a thoughtful way and discover their own unique talents.

What you Learn

This filmmaking course teaches an in-depth look into filmmaking, start to finish in 18 two-week sections (36 weeks). Students learn the art of filmmaking as well as create their own short film for a final project. Along with filmmaking, students also learn film history and film analysis.

Every other week students develop critical thinking skills while watching a specific film and writing a film report. This course also includes a short film history video each week. Along with weekly lessons, the students will have assignments, demonstrations, workshops and quizes.

The film course is a year long and worth 1 college elective credit. (120 hours) Upon completion of the course, we invite students to turn in their final film project for a review, feedback and a grade from a film instructor/coach.

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Cost and Dates

Photography Course with own camera- Kes. 25,000 for 3 months and 3 holiday workshops. There will be weekly film assignment evaluated online and on weekend classes at our studio.

The Course 1st workshop will be at our studio, 2nd workshop at Karura Forest or any other chosen park and 3rd workshop on Zoom

Film Course + DSLR Camera + damage deposit
Kes. 45,000

Breakdown: Course Kes. 25,000 + 3 mth camera hire Kes.10,000 + returnable damage deposit Kes.10,000 = Kes.45,000.