Techmosphere

YouthScore S.O.A.R. Code Club YouthScore@coderdojo.com  CoderDojo is a global movement of free, volunteer-led, community-based programming clubs for young people. At a Dojo, young people, between 7 and 17, learn how to code, develop websites, apps, programs, games and explore technology in an informal and creative environment.

3D animation is more popular than ever, with the industry of animated videos, computer games, and interactive media rapidly growing and evolving. At YouthScore Film Academy’s hands-on 3D Animation Camps, students get to write, animate, direct, and edit their own computer-animated short films.

Music Videos are one of the most accessible and hands-on ways that individuals can begin a career in directing that is free of the many constraints of standard narrative filmmaking.

With a digital camera, a green backdrop, and a simple green-screen app or movie editing software, any student can incorporate this technology into their creative work.Green screen projects are certainly sensible for media arts classrooms, but there are some great applications for core subject areas, as well—especially for those teachers who are fans of project-based learning.

For young children, yoga is more than just a physical activity. A regular yoga practice can help children develop skills that will help them through adolescence and later in life.

Music Industry Basics:  Participants who are interested in becoming an artist or executive will learn the etiquette of the music industry. Professional mentors teach youth about music promotion, publishing, and studio work. Students are then taught marketing, business administration and economics from successful business owners within the community itself.