Tracey Wester, a business woman who owns and operates Stress Free Parties in Glen Iris, Victoria, Australia, just purchased a Make-A-Movie Business Kit with the intention of offering Make-A-Movie parties to her clients.
Wester says, "It's such an unusual and unique party idea making movies starring children. I am excited to be the first here in Australia to give kids this fun activity."
Make-A-Movie Business Kits are provided to entrepreneurs who are interested in creating a fun, profitable business working with children and video. The business kits contain movie scripts, training material and even a movie make-up kit, all at a very affordable price.
Shelley Frost, the founder of Make-A-Movie Studios says, "The cost of the kit can be recouped after holding just one Make-A-Movie birthday party."
To learn how you can offer Make-A-Movie exclusively in your community, contact Shelley Frost at Make-A-Movie Studios: 650-906-8296 or e-mail shelley@makeamoviestudios.com
Showing posts with label movie making for kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie making for kids. Show all posts
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Movie Scripts Store Grand Opening
We have opened our brand new Movie Scripts Store! The prices are low and the inventory is high.
The movie scripts are divided into two categories: Party Movie Scripts and Workshop Movie Scripts.
Party Movie Scripts are shorter and can be produced in one day. They are perfect for birthday parties and special events.
Workshop Movie Scripts are longer and require at least 6 two hour meetings. These scripts are great for teachers, Girl Scout Troop leaders, after school programs and summer camps.
Also on our website are helpful books such as How To Make-A-Movie Guidebook and Theater Monologues for Kids.
Movie making for kids is an activity that teaches them teamwork, creativity, technical skills, computer skills, and leadership. Finding programs that emphasis movie making for kids is rare.
Make-A-Movie Studios is proud to be one of the few resources kids have to further their movie making ambitions. And we've been teaching kids how to make movies since 2002.
Happy Movie Making!
The movie scripts are divided into two categories: Party Movie Scripts and Workshop Movie Scripts.
Party Movie Scripts are shorter and can be produced in one day. They are perfect for birthday parties and special events.
Workshop Movie Scripts are longer and require at least 6 two hour meetings. These scripts are great for teachers, Girl Scout Troop leaders, after school programs and summer camps.
Also on our website are helpful books such as How To Make-A-Movie Guidebook and Theater Monologues for Kids.
Movie making for kids is an activity that teaches them teamwork, creativity, technical skills, computer skills, and leadership. Finding programs that emphasis movie making for kids is rare.
Make-A-Movie Studios is proud to be one of the few resources kids have to further their movie making ambitions. And we've been teaching kids how to make movies since 2002.
Happy Movie Making!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Make Money Making Movies - With Kids!
Unless you're Steven Spielberg, a movie business opportunity may seem near impossible to achieve. But what if your actors and audiences are those who prefer "G" rated films with funny characters, mysterious but satisfying story lines and lots of wild costumes and props? If you own a video camera, a computer with video editing software, love to shop at thrift stores and garage sales, then you too can have a video based business and become a Steven Spielberg for kids who love acting.
Sure, Halle Berry and Nicole Kidman probably won't respond to your offer of a movie role. But the kids in your neighborhood may end up competing with each other for the lead role in your film, especially if the movie script for kids has an exciting story line.
If you want to become a Movie Director for kids plus get paid to make movies with them, here are four tips to help you call "Quiet on the set... Action!"
1. Check with your local city parks and recreation department. They are always looking for new classes and workshops to offer the residents in their city. See if they would like to include a movie making workshop for kids as one of their programs.
2. Both private and public schools often look for after school programs their students can participate in. If you are available in the afternoons, contact these schools and offer to teach a movie making workshop for kids.
3. You can offer short movie making experiences for children as an activity at kids birthday parties and events. Advertise in local parenting magazines and websites this unique, one-of-a-kind activity children will never forget - especially true since you will be providing them with finished DVD's of their movie less than a week later.
4. If you are a classroom teacher, Girl Scout Troop Leader, home-school provider or after school care teacher, you can create a movie making activity and become a Movie Director to the children in your program. Parents can donate the blank DVD's, costumes, props, and maybe even the technical equipment, so you can concentrate on running the movie set.
Halloween with it's costumes and make-up fun only comes once a year. But movie making provides children with a chance to wear costumes, apply make-up and transform into exciting characters without pumpkins and trick-or-treating.
If you would like more tips and resources for kids on how to make movies, visit www.makeamoviestudios.com for free downloads, plus movie scripts for kids and training materials such as workbooks and DVD's.
Shelley Frost is a movie director for kids, author, drama teacher and videographer. Contact her at shelley@makeamoviestudios.com or visit her website at www.makeamoviestudios.com
Sure, Halle Berry and Nicole Kidman probably won't respond to your offer of a movie role. But the kids in your neighborhood may end up competing with each other for the lead role in your film, especially if the movie script for kids has an exciting story line.
If you want to become a Movie Director for kids plus get paid to make movies with them, here are four tips to help you call "Quiet on the set... Action!"
1. Check with your local city parks and recreation department. They are always looking for new classes and workshops to offer the residents in their city. See if they would like to include a movie making workshop for kids as one of their programs.
2. Both private and public schools often look for after school programs their students can participate in. If you are available in the afternoons, contact these schools and offer to teach a movie making workshop for kids.
3. You can offer short movie making experiences for children as an activity at kids birthday parties and events. Advertise in local parenting magazines and websites this unique, one-of-a-kind activity children will never forget - especially true since you will be providing them with finished DVD's of their movie less than a week later.
4. If you are a classroom teacher, Girl Scout Troop Leader, home-school provider or after school care teacher, you can create a movie making activity and become a Movie Director to the children in your program. Parents can donate the blank DVD's, costumes, props, and maybe even the technical equipment, so you can concentrate on running the movie set.
Halloween with it's costumes and make-up fun only comes once a year. But movie making provides children with a chance to wear costumes, apply make-up and transform into exciting characters without pumpkins and trick-or-treating.
If you would like more tips and resources for kids on how to make movies, visit www.makeamoviestudios.com for free downloads, plus movie scripts for kids and training materials such as workbooks and DVD's.
Shelley Frost is a movie director for kids, author, drama teacher and videographer. Contact her at shelley@makeamoviestudios.com or visit her website at www.makeamoviestudios.com
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Make-A-Movie Workshop for Kids
Have you ever wanted to star in a movie? Now you can! We'll choose our script, cast our characters, plan our costumes, make-up and props. Then we'll rehearse action sequences and dialogue. Next comes "Quiet on the set... ACTION!" When the movie is shot, the director will say "That's a wrap!." Invite your friends and family to the Red Carpet Premier, enjoy some popcorn and see yourself on the big screen.
Instructor: Shelley Frost, SCCT Drama Teacher
Twin Pines Park, Belmont, CA
5 Classes, kids 6 - 12 yrs
T & Th 3:30 - 5:00
10/2 - 10/16
$100 residents; $120 non- residents
$25 lab fee
Belmont Parks & Recreation Dept.: 650/595-7441
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