For the Kids // Filmmaking Workshop

Armenian Film Society is hosting a filmmaking workshop for kids, ages 7-12, in collaboration with Sister's Place.

The workshop introduces participants to the exciting world of filmmaking while encouraging creativity, imagination, and self-expression through film. Participants will explore storytelling, acting, directing, camera work, and creative collaboration in a fun and supportive environment. No experience required— just a willingness to collaborate and create.

The workshop is also designed to help kids thoughtfully navigate modern-day filmmaking using the tools already around them, including smartphones, while emphasizing safe, age-appropriate, and responsible creative practices.

We will be meeting on Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7 from 10am-5pm at Sister's Place (600 South Adams Street, Glendale, California 91205).

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What is your child's full name? If you will be enrolling more than one child, please provide each of their names. *
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How old will your child be as of June 6, 2026? If you will be enrolling more than one child, please provide each of their ages. *

Please confirm your child will be available during the following dates and times. We are asking parents to drop off their children by 10am and pick them up at 5pm.

Saturday, June 6: 10am-5pm
Sunday, June 7: 10am-5pm

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This workshop has a participation fee of $295 per child. Please confirm that, if accepted into the program, you agree to pay this fee.

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Please confirm that you grant Armenian Film Society and Sister’s Place permission to photograph and/or record your child during the workshop for promotional, educational, and archival purposes.

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Please note that submitting this form does not guarantee your child's acceptance into the program. Please confirm that you understand. We will follow-up with confirmation.

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