Media Education

Movie Watchers Club

This workshop helps young views learn how to watch movies for entertainment AND art. This class will teach young viewers the basics of storytelling, genre, style, and the basics of cinematography, production design, sound, and editing. Students will expand their knowledge of movies and have lots of fun in the process! This is the perfect workshop for classes that love a good story and like to look for the details in movies that make them a work of art.

What to Expect in a Workshop

Each one-hour workshop is a combination of lectures and hands-on activities. It is recommended no more than one class per reservation to get the full benefits of a workshop, unless you have less than 15 students per class.

If you want your entire grade level to participate in a workshop or you have any questions about the workshops, dates, and times they are available, please contact the Education department at edu@utahfilmcenter.org.

For school districts not listed, in-person workshop requests may be possible to arrange depending on travel distance and if multiple workshops are booked for the day.

Instructor(S)

William King

William is born and bred in Springville, UT. William graduated from Provo High and went to BYU studying history, and after graduating there, went to UVU to study filmmaking. William works locally in the film industry in a variety of roles, but primarily as a screenwriter and script doctor.

REQUEST A SESSION

For grades 3-6

The in-person option is available to the Salt Lake, Murray, Alpine, Provo, Jordan, Canyons, Nebo, South Summit, Wasatch, Park City, Granite, Juab, North Sanpete, Carbon, Tintic, Tooele, and Davis School Districts for Fall 2022.