Learn and build your skills in the realm of production, taught by experts in the field!
These three days will consist of four different production streams that everyone will have an opportunity to enjoy. This will include workshops in:
Creative Writing: Learning different creative writing skills such as poetry, slam poetry and script writing.
Film and Photography: Learn what it’s like to be behind the camera, capture and create stories.
Behind the Scenes: Learn skills to master the art behind the scenes like set-building and prop making.
Technology & The Arts: Create digital interactive experiences by experimenting with technologies and arts practices.
Join us for this brand-new teen summer camp!
Suitable for ages 12-16, all levels of experience are welcome!
For more detailed information, contact chloe@jw3.org.uk
Daily Format
9:30am: Registration & Welcome
10am: Introduction to the week
10:30am: First session
12:30pm: Lunch
1:15pm: Second session
3:15pm: Comfort break
3:45pm: Sharing and feedback session
4:00pm: Day concludes
About your session leaders■
Creative Writing with Adam Kammerling
Adam Kammerling is an award winning poet, interdisciplinary artist and educator. He is an associate artist at The Albany and the program lead of The Nest, an interdisciplinary creative education program delivered nationwide in partnership with the Fostering Network.
His most recent works include Seder, his debut poetry collection which was a finalist in the National Jewish Book Awards, Shall We Take This Outside, a three-person spoken-word/dance theatre show that toured nationally, and Inside!, a piece of poetry/rave theatre commissioned by Centrepoint and the Saatchi Gallery.
He has written poetry commissions for the BBC, The Orwell Prize and Nationwide, and theatre commissions for Upswing Circus, Raise Dark, and Slide Dance.
A highly experienced educator, he has created poetry based theatre with emerging poets, musicians and circus practitioners at the Roundhouse, The Albany and Pentonville Prison.
Film and Photography with Jordan Robinson
Jordan Robinson is a creative filmmaker and poet whose captivating storytelling traverses the realms of television and film with profound insight. With a keen eye for human emotion and a lyrical voice that resonates with authenticity, Robinson's work reflects a deep exploration of the human experience. From gripping documentaries to evocative poetry, he invites audiences to contemplate life's complexities with empathy and introspection, earning him acclaim as a rising talent in the artistic community. Through his creative endeavors, Robinson continues to inspire others, sparking meaningful dialogue and fostering connection across diverse audiences.
Behind the Scenes with Hannah Wood
Coming soon!
Technology & The Arts with James Middleton
James is a movement-based specialist teaching freelance for over ten years in a variety of settings working with students from early years through to adults. He has taught, choreographed, and facilitated projects at various Performing Arts schools in and around Kent and runs successful local classes and youth dance companies. Organisations he has worked with included: Studio Wayne Mcgregor, Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, Protein Dance Company, Tim Casson, The Marlowe Theatre, The Gulbenkian Theatre, The Quarterhouse Creative Folkestone, Google, Canterbury Christ Church University, bOing Festival, WiseWords Festival.
