Scandinavian Stories is a one-week afternoon summer camp open to 10-16 year
olds with Scandinavian* backgrounds, or other connections to Scandinavia.
In five creative workshops, the participants learn how to effectively
communicate a message, write and produce their own short film,
a (Scandinavian) story. The program provides a creative and fun way for
the participants to explore and present their experiences.

The participants will

- gain a better understanding of narrative structure and storytelling

- write a personal story, create a script, and make a storyboard

- collect material for their film (photographs, moving images, text,
illustrations, audio and music)

- record a voice-over

- edit their own short film through Windows Movie Maker

The program provides one in-class computer per student; audio equipment; a
scanner; and some digital cameras.

When: June 28 - July 2 , 1 pm - 4:30 pm

How: in teacher-led workshop classes - healthy snack included

Where: The Houston Street Center, 273 Bowery, New York City

Free/voluntary admission is made possible by a grant from The Barbro Osher
Pro Suecia Foundation.

If you have any questions, please contact Melinda Martino:
Melinda@scandinavianstories.org / +1 917 340 9330.

For more information, and to sign up: www.scandinavianstories.org

* Scandinavian Stories uses the broad definition of Scandinavia that
includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.