Teens: Music Video Production  

Produce the ultimate music video

Get hands-on, personal instruction using the latest HD video cameras

Be part of music video production

Use industry tools such as Logic Pro

Learn to Make Music Videos

Create a music video while learning the concepts and structure of digital storytelling. Direct, shoot, and edit your video during this fast-paced engaging format that will allow you to bring your music to life through video. Screenings, demonstrations, discussions and analysis of student work will allow you to learn from others as you craft your video. From pre-production and planning, to post-production and distribution to YouTube, all aspects of music video production and digital storytelling are covered.

What You’ll Learn: Music Video Production

Course Content Software Used
• Shooting with HD cameras & professional tripods
• Various stages of music video production including, scriptwriting & storyboarding techniques
• Camera techniques with natural light & reflectors
• Basic music video editing & techniques using Final Cut Pro®
• Outputting video for web, YouTube, mobile devices and DVD

Course may vary slightly based on student expertise & class interest. All students work on their own personal projects, which they keep.

Who Should Attend: Music Video Production
Ages 13-17 | Beginner–Intermediate | No Music Production or Filmmaking Experience Required

This camp is designed for aspiring musicians and filmmakers interested in making music videos. Experience music video production using professional HD cameras and work with others that share your passion.

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Questions about a course or additional weeks at DMA? Ready to register? Please call 866.656.3342 for more information, or to speak with a Guest Experience Representative.

Fees & Additional Options: Music Video Production

Options Price Duration Meals
Tuition (base price) $1,045 1 Weeks, Mon-Fri Lunch not included
Lunch Plan (for non-residential students) add $65 1 Weeks, Mon-Fri 5 lunches
Residential Program – Dorm (shared room) add $495 1 Week, Sun-Fri (weekend add’l) 3 meals/day
Residential Program (Harvard/UCLA) add $795 1 Week, Sun-Fri (weekend add’l) 3 meals/day
Stanford Continuing Studies Credit add $90 4 Quarter Units NA

*To view all options, including weekend stays, visit our Options & Fees page.    

1 Week   |   Ages 13–17   |   Beg-Inter

“I learned how to make my music much better and I even made new songs. Awesome!”
- Ben, DMA Student

Dates by Location 2012

  • Swarthmore, PA

  • not offered at this location

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