Ever wonder what it’s like to work on a movie set? This summer, Asia Society Hong Kong Center and Babel Film Workshop are offering children the opportunity to learn filmmaking in a professional filmmaking environment.

In this interactive workshop, students will create a silent short film from scratch by fulfilling different filmmaking roles. They will collaborate creatively on the use of different film elements, and practice telling stories and expressing emotions on film.

Program Schedule

August 3rd to 7th, 2020 (Monday to Friday), 2:00pm-4:30pm

**Students are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet.

Ticketing Information

• Members: $4,500 for one child; $8,000 for two children.
• Non-members: $5,000 for one child; $9,000 for two children

Babel Film Workshop was founded by Jeremy Hung with a mission to popularize film education. A graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, Jeremy has worked professionally in the American, German, and Hong Kong film industries, and his work has been recognized in Hollywood by the American Cinema Editors and locally by the Asian Film Awards Academy. Jeremy is a Yale-China Arts Fellow, and recently launched the global filmmaking initiative Film Stylo while in an arts residency at Yale University. Having made films since middle school, he has learned many valuable lessons on film sets, and aims to replicate this important learning environment for students of all ages.

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