Santa Clarita Valley Film Festival

Script2Screen is an innovative program that gives students an opportunity to develop important life skills while also discovering the joys of filmmaking. Through Script2Screen, students learn important filmmaking skills, such as storytelling, screenwriting, acting, directing, cinematography, editing, animation, etc. The program encourages students’ collaboration with one another, while building their self-esteem, and providing them with a positive outlet for creativity and self-expression. Script2Screen believes every student has a voice deserving to be heard. Through film, Script2Screen helps students bring their ideas, thoughts, feelings and imaginations to life.

Script 2 Screen is a program tailored to each school and student groups’ specific needs. Through Script 2 Screen:

At the end of each Script 2 Screen program, students receive a DVD with their film project(s) and their final films will be featured at a Santa Clarita Valley Film Festival screening event for friends and family.

Register Your Child Now for this year's Script 2 Screen Summer Day Camps! The Summer Camp is open to students ages 9-16. The program includes Beginning and Intermediate Level filmmaking classes. Students work together to make their own film projects, which will be shown on the Big Screen during the Street Art Fest in September. The camp focuses on both Live Action and Animation filmmaking in accordance with student interest.

The Script 2 Screen Summer Day Camps are held Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sessions dates are:

All the Small Things. A music video by 9-11 year olds at this year's Script 2 Screen Summer Camp.

The Tale of Syxlos. A live action project made by students, ages 9-11, at the 2007 Summer Day Camp.

Lack of Direction. A live action project made by Hart High School students. This program was sponsored by Facey Medical Group.

I.M. A live action project made by students, ages 12-18, during a 10-week Saturday Workshop.

Spider-man 3.5. An animated project made by students, ages 9-11, during an After-School Workshop.

Nightmare Before the Dance. A live action project made by students of the Cactus Middle School in Palmdale through an After-School Workshop.

This is an outstanding program that captures the interest and imagination of young people and their delighted parents. The premiere of the student films, shown in a classical setting, opened many new eyes and was fun too!
- Richard Stubbs, Parent of Elementary School Student

We loved the final project!
- Ildiko Cedron, Mother of Junior High Participant

I learned a lot about Final Cut Pro [an editing software] and had a great time!
- Julian Cedron, Junior High Student

My granddaughter was never less than ecstatic after each film class. Her knowledge of film, whether stop motion animation, cartoon, claymation or live action is amazing and her appreciation of the act of filmmaking and attention to the detail of good story telling will help in any field she chooses.
- Jim Sudik, Grandfather of Elementary Student

Every gift makes a difference! Donate now to support Script 2 Screen film workshops for low-income and at-risk youth, students with special needs and senior citizens. Your support helps us offer free and extremely low cost programming and supports our efforts to provide Film Camp and Workshop scholarships for students in need. Thank you for your support.

The SCV Film Festival is a registered 501c3 not-for-profit organization. Your donation is tax-exempt.

The SCV Film Festival is a 501(c)3 non profit organization, and is not sponsored or endorsed by the schools or district
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