S.C. (WTOC) – Beaufort County students interested in filmmaking and the creative arts will have the chance to explore those careers this summer through a free weeklong camp designed to build technical, leadership and workforce skills
The Mony’s House Cinema Summer Camp will be held July 20-24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Port Royal Recreation Center. The camp is free and open to Beaufort County youth.
The program was created by the Great Grand Family Foundation in partnership with the family of Vermon “Mony” Steve to honor his legacy by introducing young people to careers in filmmaking, digital media and the creative arts.
Throughout the week, students will receive hands-on instruction in storytelling, scriptwriting, cinematography, audio production, directing, lighting, editing and teamwork while producing their own original short film. Organizers say the camp also focuses on leadership, communication, entrepreneurship and other workforce skills that can prepare students for future careers.
The week will conclude with a Family & Community Showcase, where students will premiere their completed projects for family members, friends and community supporters.
The Mony’s House initiative is presented by the Great Grand Family Foundation in partnership with the Steve family, Beaufort County Parks & Recreation, Edify Media and V12 Recording Studios. Organizers say the goal is to expose young people to career opportunities they may have never considered while demonstrating how creativity can lead to education, entrepreneurship and meaningful employment.
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