Spring 2024 Movie Lab
After School Registration

Mondays, 4-5:30pm | Grades 3–6
3/18/24–6/24/24 (except holidays)
13 classes - $585
($45 per class)

Online payments are subject to processing fees.

Please contact info@unisonarts.org for more info
or if you are paying by cash or check.

Unison Arts Academy Presents:

Spring 2024 Movie Lab After School !

Movie Lab After School offers an engaging, super fun moviemaking experience. We help students create characters as imaginative and complex as they are; then help them build a world to explore conflict and resolution skills. Together we become critical viewers of films, brainstorm original ideas, and collaborate to make an original movie.

Students will learn the basic principles of moviemaking, storytelling, improvisation and songwriting. We play lots of games and develop our collaborative creation and problem-solving skills as we make a movie.  This is a personalized learning experience, so the themes are rooted in the campers’ own curiosity and passions.

Movie Lab After School includes:

  • personalized games and lessons to help campers showcase their passions through the art of moviemaking, story creation, songwriting and presentation

  • experienced teachers, artists, and musicians committed to inquiry-led, project-based learning

  • a live presentation of the movie at the end of camp (with streaming links to be shared with families)

  • an educational philosophy rooted in a confidence-building, anti-racist, anti-bullying curriculum. Creativity thrives in a safe and inclusive community!

Spring 2023 Movie Lab After School Class End of Session Film

Short film by the campers at 2023 Movie Lab Summer Camp.

Register Below
Please contact info@unisonarts.org if you are paying by check/cash
and/or of your child needs bus transport to Unison from Lenape Elementary.

Who is running this amazing class?  Stephen Jacobs from the Dirty Sock Funtime Band and Come Join The Band , & arts and film educator, Mary Capobianco.

Check out: a video from Rainbow Stages class from PS 87 in NYC: a great example of playful creation and film-making with 5 - 6 year olds.