Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshop Catalogs 2010-2014 | Page 67
ages 9 - 12
July 30 - August 3
August 6 - 10
August 6 - 10
Joel Lee
Hilary Forsyth
Evelyn Siegel
Ages: 9 to 12 / 9 am - 3 pm
Tuition: $425 / Studio Fee: $20
Code: K0911 Enrollment Limit: 15
Ages: 9 to 12 / 9 am - noon
Tuition: $275 / Studio Fee: $15
Code: K1012 Enrollment Limit: 15
Ages: 10 and up / 1:30 - 4 pm
Tuition: $275 / Studio Fee: $15
Code: K1013 Enrollment Limit: 15
It’s time for your 15 minutes! Download your
favorite MP3 and shoot the next MTV-worthy
music video. Combining digital filmmaking,
iMovie and editing techniques, students direct
and even star in the music video of their dreams.
Students work independently and collaboratively
to help make each video a success and learn
about the different roles it takes to produce a
video. Each day starts with a production schedule
consisting of set-ups, rehearsals, shoots and retakes. After shooting is complete, students begin
video editing. Our music videos are debuted for
friends and family at the premiere on Friday.
Come discover the incredible folk arts created
in Mexico! We look at various regions and villages to see how the local artisans create their
livelihood via art. We create piñatas with papiermâché, papel picado (paper banners) with tissue
paper, imitation black ceramics with clay, calaveras (sugar skulls) in honor of Day of the Dead,
bottle cap pins and magnets, and metal repousse
(drawing in metal) boxes. Hilary Forsyth has traveled to and learned from Oaxacan artisans so this
week will be especially informative.
Let’s decorate the garden! Join us for a unique
workshop in which we use clay to create adornments for your outside oasis. Wind chimes,
beautiful coil flower pots and even a garden
gnome or two pop up in our week together.
We learn handbuilding and design techniques
and create many whimsical pieces that will
decorate your garden for years to come.
Music Video Production
Joel Lee is a videographer and editor. He is
a graduate of Colorado State University’s television broadcasting program. Joel recently
traveled around the globe filming with the US
Snowboard Team and worked as a video director for the X Games and Olympics.
Viva Mexico!
Hilary Forsyth is the art director at the Aspen
Community School. She was awarded the
Mary Ellen Nix Excellence in Art teaching
award. She is also co-owner and illustrator of
BearBop Press.
Into the Garden
Evelyn Siegel has taught generations of students both at Anderson Ranch and at Fort
Worth Country Day School in her home state
of Texas. Many of her students have become
professional potters, painters, artistic designers and historians.
August 13 - 17
Beaded Treasures
Wendy Ellsworth
Ages: 9 and up / 9 am - noon
Tuition: $275 / Studio Fee: $1