Filmmaking Courses for Ages 8 to 15

Courses start January 2026.
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About Us

Venzor Film School for Kids was born from a lifelong love of storytelling and filmmaking. Our founder, Michael Venzor, dedicating himself to teaching after working as a filmmaker and editor for more than two decades. Our school is a place where kids ages 8 to 15 can build creative confidence as they bring their own ideas to life.

Our team shares a profound belief in the power of storytelling to improve academics, relationships, and professionalism. Practicing creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking extends far beyond the classroom. Storytelling helps kids express themselves and ultimately thrive in whatever future they choose.

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You’re invited to our upcoming events!

Join us to meet the team and learn more about how Venzor Film School for Kids can help ignite creativity and connect young storytellers.

Venzor Film School for Kids – Meet & Greet

OCT 4, 2025

Meet our instructors and learn more about our programs. Participate in a fun and short filmmaking workshop! Light refreshments will be served.

Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm (workshop starts at 3:30pm)
Location: Park Slope, Brooklyn (address sent in confirmation email)

Venzor Film School for Kids – Meet & Greet

OCT 19, 2025

Meet our instructors and learn more about our programs. Participate in a fun and short filmmaking workshop! Light refreshments will be served.

Date: Sunday, October 19, 2025
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm (workshop starts at 3:30pm)
Location: Park Slope, Brooklyn (address sent in confirmation email)

How Our Courses Work

Our signature three-week program teaches everything from writing to editing.
During school months: Monday to Friday 3:30pm to 6:30pm
During summer months: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Week One: Pre-Production

Young learners are introduced to storytelling fundamentals, filmmaking techniques, and equipment. Students will write a screenplay, storyboard their scenes, and build sets, and gather costumes and props for their films.

Week Two: Production

Students are guided through hands-on filmmaking techniques, helping them craft compelling stories using cameras, microphones, and other equipment.

Week Three: Post-Production

Our kids edit, color correct their films, adding music and sound effects to finalize their projects. The course culminated in a film festival where their films are showcased for family and friends. Together, we celebrate our children artistic growth and accomplishments of all our children.

Courses start in January 2026!

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Stories Being Told

Hear from past students and industry leaders about our teaching methods and the importance of learning the art of storytelling.

“Michael has an incredible gift for breaking down complex ideas into steps my child can understand. Our son had never touched a camera before this program, but by the end he was confidently shooting and editing his own short film. Michael’s patience and calm manner made learning new skills exciting instead of intimidating.”

Emma J.

Parent & Enthusiast

“Children who participate in quality after-school programs have improved school attendance, grades, and work habits; are less likely to repeat a grade and more likely to graduate; have higher school attendance and academic achievement; gain social skills, build their confidence, and learn to think critically; and have better relationships with other students.”

Office of Children and Family Services

New York State