3 Las Cruces Summer Camps

Players Craft Acting Studios presents:

Summer Camps in Las Cruces.

3 camps will be presented for youth in Las Cruces during June and July. The camps, for youth ages 9 to 16, will feature practical training in acting and production of films and commercials. Camps will be led by acting coach and award winning filmmaker Stephen Burhoe. Mr. Burhoe is known for making films with youth actors in leading roles.

All camps have limited enrollment.

Students must bring their own lunch. Afternoon snack will be provided.

*Films and commercials will be produced in class and post production will be discussed and taught. However, post production is so time consuming, presentation of final products (for all camps combined) will be screened at a special screening in August. Date to be announced. Students will receive copies of all work they participated in. All, with the exception of The Let's Make A Movie II Film, will also be posted on our YouTube channel (the reason for not posting the Movie II camp film is because posting on social media disqualifies films from many festivals).

Hurray for Commercials                            Let's Make a Movie 1                                  Let's Make a Movie 2

 

Week long camps:


HURRAY FOR COMMERCIALS!

June 18 - 22, 9:00 am to 3:30 daily.

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Commercials are a great way to get a fundamental understanding of acting and filmmaking. Taught by Stephen Burhoe who has appeared in many National and regional commercials as well as having written produced and directed commercials. He regards commercials as an art form with its own unique properties. "It is also a great introduction to acting ". Students will learn basic acting and audition techniques, the psychology of various forms of advertising and the production of commercials. The group will write, produce and perform in their own commercials*.

A great introduction to acting and the industry.  Enrollment limited.

$275.00 plus tax

Super early bird price

(Before April 30th)

$215.00 plus tax.

Early bird $245.00 plus tax.

(Before May 31st)


LET'S MAKE A MOVIE I

June 25 - 29, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

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The group will write, produce and act in a short film. Day one will consist of basic film acting training, plot discussions and planning. Day two will be preproduction. The remaining days will be used to produce and begin post production.*

Enrollment limited.

$275.00 plus tax.

Super early bird price

(Before April 30th)

$215.00 plus tax.

Early bird $245.00 plus tax.

(Before May 31st)

 

Two week long camp:


LET'S MAKE A MOVIE II

July 9 - 13 and 16 - 20.

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This two week camp is a bit more advanced. It gives participants a chance to be a part of an award winning filmmaker's new film. This camp will produce a higher caliber film (using more advanced equipment than the previous camp), meant to be submitted to film festivals.

Under the direction of and using a script from Stephen Burhoe, students will be involved in the production of a new "Wire Ride" productions film. Camp participants will be cast in this professional level film*.  Students will even receive IMDB credit.

Guest speakers from the industry will be scheduled to give students an insight into the film business in New Mexico and beyond. This is an experience that will outlive the two weeks spent in camp. Great learning, great fun.

Limited enrollment. 

$495.00 plus tax.

Early bird price (through May 31st)

$400.00 plus tax.



All camps have limited enrollment.

Students must bring their own lunch. Afternoon snack will be provided.

*Films and commercials will be produced in class and post production will be discussed and taught. However, post production is so time consuming, presentation of final products (for all camps combined) will be screened at a special screening in August. Date to be announced. Students will receive copies of all work they participated in. All, with the exception of The Let's Make A Movie II Film, will also be posted on our YouTube channel (the reason for not posting the Movie II camp film is because posting on social media disqualifies films from many festivals).