Kids & Teens Summer Camps at The University of Texas at Austin
At Digital Media Academy summer camps at UT Austin, kids and teens get to explore their interests, have fun with other kids, and create a project that is uniquely theirs. These tech camps, for one or multiple weeks with options for day camp or overnight/sleepaway camp, will give young people a chance to try their hand at a wide range of projects under the direction of experienced industry professionals who love teaching kids. Whether they choose to explore filmmaking, game development, music and video production, web design, or cartoon creation, your kids will enjoy Texas-sized fun in a safe and supportive environment.
Camps Offered at UT Austin
About The University of Texas at AustinThe University of Texas at Austin is a major research university home to more than 48,000 students, 2,700 faculty and 19,000 staff members. Near the State Capital in the heart of the scenic Central Texas Hill Country, UT Austin’s inspiring, 350-acre campus blends both classical and modern architecture. Visit the observation deck of the university’s landmark Tower and explore the historical richness of the Main Building. |
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2012 Kids Summer Camp Courses and Dates – UT AustinCamps run for one week, from Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Costs and other details are listed above.
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2012 Teen Two-Week Summer Academies and Dates – UT Austin
Academies are $1,975 and run two weeks long with courses held Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Costs for overnight stays and other options are listed above.
| Camp Course Title | Ages | Jul2- Jul6 | Jul9- Jul13 | Jul16- Jul20 |
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| Academy for Digital Filmmaking (2 Weeks) | 13-17 | - | Open (2 Weeks) | |
| Academy for Digital Film and Visual Effects (2 Weeks) | 13-17 | Open (2 Weeks) | - | |
| Academy for 3D Modeling, Animation and Visual Effects (2 Weeks) | 13-17 | Filling Fast (2 Weeks) | - | |
| Academy for Music and Video Production: Come Together (2Weeks) | 13-17 | Open (2 Weeks) | - | |
| Academy for Game Design (2 Weeks) | 13-17 | Almost Full (2 Weeks) | - | |
| Academy for Mobile Device Programming (2 Weeks) | 13-17 | - | Open (2 Weeks) | |
2012 Teen One-Week Summer Camp Courses and Dates – UT Austin
Camp courses run for one week, from Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Costs and other details are listed above.
2012 Pro Series Courses and Dates – UT Austin
Courses run for one week, from Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Costs and other details are listed above.
| Camp Course Title | Ages | Jul2- Jul6 | Jul9- Jul13 | Jul16- Jul20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCP 200: Comprehensive Study of Final Cut Pro X | 15+ | Open | - | - |
| Final Cut Pro 300: Final Cut Pro X Advanced Editing | 15+ | - | Open | - |
| Motion Graphics & Visual Effects w/ Adobe After Effects & Photoshop CS5 | 15+ | - | - | Filling Fast |
| Maya 2012 - Essentials: Modeling, Texturing & Lighting | 15+ | No Space Available | - | - |
| Maya 2012 - Character Creation: Modeling, Texturing & Rigging | 15+ | - | No Space Available | - |
| Maya 2012 – Animation: Principals of Animation | 15+ | - | - | No Space Available |
At Digital Media Academy summer camps at UT Austin, kids and teens get to explore their interests, have fun with other kids, and create a project that is uniquely theirs. These tech camps, for one or multiple weeks with options for day camp or overnight/sleepaway camp, will give young people a chance to try their hand at a wide range of projects under the direction of experienced industry professionals who love teaching kids. Whether they choose to explore filmmaking, game development, music and video production, web design, or cartoon creation, your kids will enjoy Texas-sized fun in a safe and supportive environment.
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