Video Camp for Girls+ Screening
6:00 PM on Friday Aug. 24th, 2018
Knot Project Space, 2 Daly Ave.
Price: FREE
6:00 PM on Friday Aug. 24th, 2018
Knot Project Space, 2 Daly Ave.
Price: FREE
SAW Video is so proud to present a screening of short videos produced through our Video Camp for Girls+! This event is open to camp participants and their families/friends and the community at large.
About the Video Camp for Girls+:
The Video Camp for Girls+ has taken place in association with Ottawa’s Girls+ Skate 613, which meets for skate sessions once a week on Thursday evenings throughout the summer months. The camp provides an opportunity for training in basic video production and video editing for participants aged 13-17.
Under the direction of female instructors and mentors who are professionals in the audio/visual production field, campers have been given the opportunity to conceive, shoot, direct, and edit, short videos about skateboarding. Like skateboarding culture, Film and Video-making often tend to be male-dominated fields, and this program has sought to encourage young women, girls, and femme identified youth, to learn about film, and to consider it as a potential career choice. Let's celebrate the breaking of barriers and girls+ filmmakers and skaters!
About the Video Camp for Girls+:
The Video Camp for Girls+ has taken place in association with Ottawa’s Girls+ Skate 613, which meets for skate sessions once a week on Thursday evenings throughout the summer months. The camp provides an opportunity for training in basic video production and video editing for participants aged 13-17.
Under the direction of female instructors and mentors who are professionals in the audio/visual production field, campers have been given the opportunity to conceive, shoot, direct, and edit, short videos about skateboarding. Like skateboarding culture, Film and Video-making often tend to be male-dominated fields, and this program has sought to encourage young women, girls, and femme identified youth, to learn about film, and to consider it as a potential career choice. Let's celebrate the breaking of barriers and girls+ filmmakers and skaters!