Summer 2026

Film Summer Camp

A week-long experience where students ages 9–12 write, film, and produce a short documentary — culminating in a red carpet premiere.

June 22–26, 2026
Howard University, Washington DC
Ages 9–12
Red Carpet Premiere Included

Application Deadline Has Passed

Curriculum

What Students Learn

Storytelling

Craft compelling narratives from real-world topics.

Camera Operation

Learn professional filming techniques.

Directing

Lead a production team from concept to screen.

Interviewing

Conduct powerful interviews with real subjects.

Editing

Shape raw footage into a polished film.

Team Collaboration

Work together to bring a shared vision to life.

Gallery

Past Student Films

Destination Union Station
Coming Soon
2026

"Destination Union Station"

  • 2026 Film Premiere Documentary
  • Premiering at AFI Silver Theatre
  • Coming Soon...
Community in Color
2025

"Community in Color"

  • Honorable Mention — California International Children's Film Festival
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Don't Burst My Bubble
2024

"Don't Burst My Bubble"

  • Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival (2025)
  • Cinebay Film Festival (Oct 26, 2024)
  • International KidsNFilm Festival (Oct 26–28, 2024)
Watch on YouTube →
Impact of Music
2023

"Impact of Music"

  • Red Carpet Premiere
  • Keynote: Rodney "Red" Grant
  • Behind-the-scenes video by Board Member Billy Sanders
Watch on YouTube →
Dream Catcher
2022

"Dream Catcher"

  • Students received Charles County Board of Commissioners' Citation
Watch on YouTube →
Social Media Be Like
2021

"Social Media Be Like"

  • Scholarships provided
  • Sponsor recognition
  • Red Carpet Premiere
Watch on YouTube →
The Impact; Traumatizing Kids
2019

"The Impact; Traumatizing Kids"

  • Scholarships for 15 students
  • Documentary on youth and media violence
Watch on YouTube →
Fifteen Scenes
2018

"Fifteen Scenes"

  • Documentary on overcoming adversity
Watch on YouTube →
One of These Days
2017

"One of These Days"

  • Inaugural Red Carpet Premiere
  • Launch of the Light the Way film legacy
Watch on YouTube →