Lone Star Film Festival Film Camp
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the in-person film camp scheduled?
The 2021 LSFF Summer Film Camp takes place June 21-25, 2021.
Is the in-person film camp similar to the online film camp?
Yes. Both camps cover film theory, technique, screenwriting, and preparation for producing a short film. The major difference is the size of the class and the ability to have a hands-on learning approach with film equipment and the goal of completing a short film during the week.
What is the appropriate age for a student to attend LSFF Film Camp?
We recommend high school-age students attending LSFF Film Camp. Under special circumstances, we have admitted students that were in 8th grade.
How much does it cost to attend LSFF Film Camp?
The full rate to attend the LSFF Summer Film Camp is $425. There is a $100 discount if registered before June 1, 2021. Register here
Are there financial aid opportunities?
Yes. The Lone Star Film Society believes that film education and our Film Camp experience should be available to every student regardless of financial status. Students that seek financial support to attend the 2021 Online LSFF Film Camp would need to apply before June 1, 2021.
Our review board will consider new applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. Submitting this financial aid application does not guarantee admittance. Upon acceptance to the program, the applicant will be notified.
What is the LSFF Film Camp refund policy?
A refund of 100% is offered only with a written notice from the parent or legal guardian of an enrolled student is received no later than June 1, 2021. After this date, all camp purchases are non-refundable.
How many students attend LSFF Film Camp?
Our in-person film camp can host between 10-15 students.
How many hours a day does a student attend LSFF Film Camp?
Our in-person film camp runs 5 days with each day consisting of six hours each day. 9 am - 3 pm with a lunch break.
Why is the last day of film camp at another location?
The fifth and final day of film camp will take place on the campus of TCU at the Bob Schieffer College of Communication - Moudy South Building. The reason for the move is to provide better editing opportunities for each student. TCU's editing facility has state-of-the-art computers, an ample amount of space, and the ability for each participant to edit on a terminal individually.
How will in-person film camps be affected by Covid-19?
The Lone Star Film Society and our host partners will abide by all Federal, State, and City safety requirements and will require a face mask for camp attendees and instructors while inside buildings. Our film camp instructors will be vaccinated. Temperatures will be checked upon arrival. Hand sanitizer will be provided throughout the day and social distancing will be observed.
I have additional questions, who can I contact?
Our Executive Director, Chad Mathews, is available to answer additional questions by email at chad@lonestarfilmsociety.com.
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