Creative Art & Animation Workshops for Children

Age Group: 3+
Format:  School  (Extracurricular) / Museum / Event

Through collaborative storytelling, children develop a storyboard inspired by beloved children’s books. Using simple materials and stop-motion techniques, they animate their own characters and turn imagination into a short film.

Interdisciplinary Film & Art Program 

(In-School)

Age Group: 8+
Format: In-School Program

Students transform literature and history into short films. Inspired by the books or historical stories they study, they create characters, develop storylines, and bring narratives to life through visual arts and filmmaking. The program fosters creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration while deepening engagement with academic content.

Stop-Motion Family Workshop

Age Group: 4+
Format: Family Workshop

In this hands-on workshop, children and parents bring stories to life through stop-motion animation. Each family works from a simple storyboard inspired by beloved children’s tales, using toys, drawings, and craft materials to create characters and scenes. Guided by an instructor, families transform their shared imagination into a short animated film.

Stop-Motion Workshops for Grown-Ups

All grown-ups were children once - although a few of them remember it.

These workshops guide adults through the process of creating stop-motion films, photography projects, and hands-on storytelling. Participants learn practical techniques while exploring creativity, collaboration, and personal expression. The sessions focus on making, experimenting, and enjoying the creative process—no prior experience required.

Cardboard Camera Making Workshop

Age Group: 6–9

Children build their own cardboard cameras while learning basic photography and how light works. They explore the connection between memory and photography, decorating their cameras and saving a favorite moment inside. Each child takes home their handmade creation.

What Children Gain:
• Basic photography and light principles
• Hands-on craft and problem-solving skills
• Creativity and curiosity

Pinhole Camera Workshop

Age Group: 10+

Participants create their own pinhole cameras and learn the science of light and image projection. They experiment with camera obscura principles and connect photography with storytelling. Each participant takes home their handmade camera.

What Participants Gain:
• Understanding of light and image formation
• Hands-on construction and problem-solving skills
• Storytelling through photography
• Creative thinking and experimentation