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The New York Film Academy 3D Animation Camp in Los Angeles introduces young artists to the world of digital animation through a hands-on and immersive learning experience. ...
The New York Film Academy Filmmaking Summer Camp: Level I introduces young creators to the exciting world of movie production through a fully immersive, hands-on learning ...
If your child loves tech, gaming, or creative discovery, this camp could be a perfect fit. iD Tech at UC Berkeley offers an immersive experience where kids and teens dive into ...
Welcome to the world of coding and artificial intelligence, where creativity meets technology, and young minds are fueled with a passion for innovation. The iD Coding & AI ...
iD Tech at San Diego State University offers kids ages 7–17 a unique summer blend of cutting-edge STEM learning, fun campus vibes, and outdoor games. Whether your child ...
As tech-enthusiast families, we're always seeking that perfect blend of fun, learning and creativity for our children--a place where they can explore their passions, be it soccer, ...
Prepare for a journey where science fiction meets reality at Camp Integem! This is not your average summer camp; it's a creative playground where imagination comes to life for ...
Picture a world where your child's dreams transform into hands-on creations. Welcome to Camp Integem, a wonderland of STEM and Art exploration nestled in the heart of Palo Alto.
Calling all tech-savvy youngsters! Are you ready to explore the exciting landscape of game development?
Delve into the world of technology at the Tech Camp Danville, a haven for young minds with a passion for progress. This camp is no ordinary summer retreat.
Welcome to the world of ice hockey where Pro Ambitions Hockey Camps in sunny California takes center stage. This camp shines brightly, not just for its intensive ice hockey ...
Are you dreading the seemingly inevitable onslaught of lazy summer days spent screen-zombified at home? Allow Moonpreneur's Summer MoonCamp to rewrite that narrative. Instead ...
