Sedona Arts Center update for April 18 — Summer Kids Camp

Summer Art of Filmmaking Camps at Sedona Arts Center provide a rich artistic environment for youth ages 10 to 14 yrs old. Instructed by Bryan Reinhart and Kelli Klymenko, students begin by deconstructing scenes from contemporary favorites, examining all the aspects that make a scene work. Students then develop their own story line to bring to the big screen.

Students will explore writing, story development, acting, camera work, lighting, editing, graphics and presentation. The process creates a great opportunity for students to discover new interests and skill sets. The camp culminates in a screening of the final film but students have the opportunity to create their own individual edit during camp from the footage they have developed together.

(Check out last year’s films on our YouTube channel here)

*Scholarship awards will pay 50% towards any Class or Workshop tuition. Scholarships are not available for international Field Expeditions or Painting in the Grand Canyon. The Sedona Arts Center awards scholarships to students only when funds are available.

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Enrollees may choose a payment plan with a $125.00 deposit and the balance due May 27, 2019. This will be an automatic charge. Deposits are non-refundable upon enrollment and the balances are non-refundable after the two week date.

*No class on Thursday, June 13

Get your hands dirty and let your imagination soar while working with clay this summer! Each student will complete at least 5 finished unique ceramic pieces.  We’ll learn and explore ancient and essential ceramic skills in pinch, coil, slump, and slab hand building techniques in clay.Bring your ideas to the studio as we will spend 4 days together (2 hours each day).

A fun and relaxing time to get your hands in clay and create to your hearts desire!

Ever wanted to make a comic book? This course is for the child who’s always wanted to be Stan Lee or Jack Kirby. Learn the ins and outs on how to write, pencil, ink and letter a comic book. Learn from Sedona-based comic book artist/cartoonist Jan Marc “The Janimal” Quisumbing, former art director with New York City based comic book publisher Pronto Comics and current president of the Northern Arizona Cartoonist Association and from DC and Marvel Comics veteran Dave Beaty whose credits include Justice League, Batman Incorporated, Wonder Woman and X-Men.

The end goal will be for students aged 12 – 15 to produce a fully drawn page of sequential art.

All Supplies provided

As parking is very limited at the resort, Red Rock Magic Trolley will be shuttling artists and the public from the Sedona Arts Center lower parking lot to nearby L’Auberge resort, back and forth from 8am to 1pm, leaving plenty of time after the event for lunch at Cress on Oak Creek, the lovely creekside restaurant at L’Auberge.

Michele Collier has developed an intuitive sculptural path with an incredibly versatile medium. In this workshop you will learn to explore the expressive beauty of the human form through a unique paperclay process working from slab to sculptural form. For sculptors with experience this is a game changer, for those with no experience it is a wonderful place to begin. No knowledge of anatomy, sculpture or ceramics is needed to fully engage with this workshop.

Held in the Historic Art Barn. April 23, 5 – 7 pm