| Make-A-Movie for kids ages 7 - 12 years |
MAKE-A-MOVIE WORKSHOPS
Have you ever wanted to star in a Hollywood movie? Well kids, now is your chance to make your own movie! We'll start by choosing our script, casting our characters, planning our costumes, make-up and props. Then we'll rehearse action sequences and dialogue. Next comes "Quiet on the set...Action!" When the movie is shot and 'in the can,' the director will say, "Cut, that's a wrap!" Invite your friends and family to the Red Carpet Premier, enjoy some popcorn, and see yourself on the big screen!
All Make-A-Movie Workshops are taught at schools, city recreation departments and private homes. They consist of six 90 minute classes, held over a two to three week period. If you are interested in having a Make-A-Movie Workshop in your home or school, contact Shelley Frost. She only schedules three to five workshops per year.
Happy Movie Making!
| MAKE-A-MOVIE BIRTHDAY PARTIES
If your child enjoys pretend play and transforming into exciting characters, why not host a Make-A-Movie party for their next birthday. First, visit our movie script library, to choose which party movie script your child wants to make. We will send you a sample invitation you can use to notify your guests that they will be starring in a movie! As the RSVP's come in, you will cast the movie using the cast list that comes with the script.
On the day of he party, Shelley and her assistant will arrive with all the video equipment, costumes, make-up and props.
Your child can give them a tour of "movie locations" where the scenes can be shot. Once the cast (party guests) have arrived, Shelley will call them together for a "cast meeting." She will tell them the story of the movie, announce the cast list, then explain how fun and easy it is to act in a movie. Next, make-up!
Once everyone is ready, Shelley will call “Quiet on the set!” and shoot the movie scene by scene. The whole movie experience takes about 1 1/2 - 2 hours. Within a week, Shelley will deliver to you as many DVD's as you request. You could hold a movie premier night and invite everyone back to watch the film on the big screen. Everyone goes home with their own DVD, a keepsake that will last a lifetime!
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