DMC Camper Photos - Week 2
- Written by Mike Bennett
Week 2 was the official first week of our Digital Media Camps here at Woodward, PA. At the end of each week our photo campers will grab their best images and display them in the end of week Arts Festival for everyone to see. The progression and images that our campers go through in just one week is amazing to see and we wanted to pass some of that on to you. Check out a collection of images that were shot, edited and exported by our campers for you to see...



Woodward Films production CampLibs has hit iTunes for download. This creative film that was premiered at the X-Dance Film Festival and nominated for "Best Short Film" and "Best Emerging Director" follows Woodward skateboard camper Dave Palazzese on his quest to conquer the Mini MegaRamp at Camp Woodward. This film takes the conventional mold of storytelling and twists it with a Madlib approach allowing Woodward campers to fill in the blanks of the original script. With appearances from characters like professional skateboarders Billy Marks, PLG, Tom Schaar as well as Hall and Oates, Santa Clause and Yoda, how could you ever go wrong. Check out the trailer below and visit itunes to download the whole film.
The latest project to come from the Woodward Films department is a short film entitled Camplibs. A previous video production camper, Brendan Hall, was chosen as the director, filmer and editor for the project because of his obvious sincere dedication and commitment to filming. While Brendan is currently attending NYU school for film he was able to get away to Salt Lake City Utah as Camplibs was accepted into the Official selection at the X Dance film festival.
This summer was such an amazing step forward for the Woodward Digital Media Camps with new facilities, talented campers, and the sheer amount of quality work that you will be seeing from this summer. Our campers have produced some amazing imagery this year and week 11 was no different. Check out a huge gallery of images that were shot by our week 11 digital media photo campers.