This intensive workshop is designed for teenagers aged 14 to 19 who are passionate about film, storytelling, and the visual arts. It introduces participants to the fundamentals of cinematography, helping them understand how images tell stories on screen.

Through a combination of theory, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, students will learn about framing, shot types, camera angles, and lighting techniques. Working in small groups, they will take on different crew roles and collaborate to shoot a short scene, applying the concepts they’ve learned in a practical and creative way.

The workshop offers a unique opportunity for young aspiring filmmakers to explore the craft of cinematography in a supportive environment, develop teamwork skills, and gain confidence in visual storytelling.

Who is it for?

• Teenagers (14–19 years old) interested in film, media, or photography.

• Beginners who are curious about how movies are made and want to explore behind-the-camera roles.

• Young creatives looking to gain hands-on experience in visual storytelling and teamwork.