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Video Cinema Arts

 

“Lights, Camera, ACTION!”

Do you have a story you want to tell through a video or short movie? Sign up for Video Cinema Arts (VCA) to learn how to write, direct, shoot, edit and market your work! Students will shoot and edit various live events, including sports and performing arts productions, and our student-produced news program, WOLF-TV. At VCA, you will learn the basics of video production and produce your own short films that can be shown at film festivals or entered into regional and national contests.

Be sure to subscribe to WestyVCA on YouTube to see all of our latest films.  www.youtube.com/user/WestyVCA

Keep up with all the news at Westy by subscribing to the WOLF-TV YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/c/WOLFTVatWHS 

Follow CenterStage Films on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WestyVCA/

WHS Courses:

  • Video Cinema Arts and Live Broadcasting 
  • Advanced Video Cinema Arts
  • Documentary Filmmaking 

Industry Credential(s)/College Credit:

  • Students can earn the Adobe Certified Professional: Digital Video credential (Adobe After Effects 2022), as well as college credit through Front Range Community College through this pathway. 

Video Cinema Arts Student Organization - SkillsUSA

  • All students in video cinema arts classes have the opportunity to join SkillsUSA.  Student organizations help students provide training and realistic learning experiences to prepare students for employment in careers, develop leadership skills, and more.  If you are interested, ask Mr. Williams how you can be involved.  
  • Learn more at http://skillsusa.cccs.edu.      

There are multiple ways you and your organization can ensure the success of our CTE programs and students will continue. Contact Lottie Wilson via email lwilson@wps.org to learn more or click Ed Foundation Donation Link to donate to support CTE through our WPS Education Foundation.  You can specify the program and/or activity you wish to support under the "Special Instructions or Comments for Non-Profit" box.