Participants will need access to the following:Ī pencil and paper or some other drawing toolĪ phone, camera, or scanner to capture your artwork digitally There, participants will vote to determine peer recognition awards as well as the chance to receive a reaction video from an industry expert. Participants will be notified whenever feedback is available to view.Īt the end of the program, participants will submit their final story reels to the online Exhibition Gallery.Įach team will have its own dedicated page showcasing its final story reel. Moderators review feedback before it’s posted.
Participants give and receive feedback via their submission gallery-either the youth gallery or the adult gallery. Participants can also email for any additional support. Participants can post questions to the community message board at any time. Participants receive peer feedback to guide their story development and revisions. Lessons will include engaging exercises and videos that support each week’s assignment. What type of guidance will participants receive?ĭuring live streams, Pixar story artists provide participants with their insights into storytelling and filmmaking, share their personal stories and paths to Pixar, and answer participant questions. Users own 100% of what they create in the program. Who owns the work created in the program? Yes! You can watch the live-streams are your own pace.
The fee for an Adult participant is $250. We have two separate cohorts: a 13-18 youth program and a post-high school 18 and above adult program.
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