Daniels Film & Architecture Bootcamp

I'm very excited to be part of this new program created with faculty member Jay Pooley and to announce this SPECIAL PROMOTION: Buy 3 courses and get 1 free! Bring a friend and get another 10% off!

Using a combination of filmmaking techniques and digital media design tools, these one-week camps will set you on a journey to explore your built world, think about new atmospheres, illustrate your interpretations, and use this information to craft a new world of your own. Rather than a plot-driven approach to story-telling, in which there is a beginning, middle and end, conflict and resolution, we will craft our stories to describe a mood, feeling, character, atmosphere or landscape. These worlds describe the “moments” of experiencing architecture: the solitude of moving through a narrow passage, the joy of arriving at a discovered garden, the unexpected play between light and color at sunset, or abstracting details of everyday objects to build a new world. This camp invites students to think experimentally about experiencing, creating and representing environments.

The four-week camp will unfold in a way that allows students to take one, two, three or four weeks. Working step by step to collect and develop observations, experiment with visual ideas, and play with editing strategies. Through tutorials, editing workshops, media discovery discussions, and work sessions, the camp invites all creative interpretations of exploring architecture through film. At the end of each week we’ll watch the films during the Friday Afternoon Screening.  Read all details at the link below.