Makeup & Costume station where you can try basic makeup and sewing techniques with regards to Film Costume & Makeup Design.
3D Printer where you can draw a 2D image, then transfer to the printer and bring it to life 3D
Mobile lego stop motion station where you can make a lego stop motion movie
Comic book creation station, where you can create a 1 page comic book style.
**We offer Camps and Classes!
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Lucid Dreaming: Hacking your Head … In Bed No soldering or piercing required. We will take a look at how you can open up your dreams and give your conscious mind a window into the subconscious and perhaps beyond. Part how to, and part adventures in the Dreamscape, I am excited to share techniques people can try out when they go home that night.
Bon Davis is currently working in Professional Theater Production (IATSE Union), following an active academic career (BA in Classics, MA in Anthropology). A Certified Tai Chi (Bronze and Gold Medalist), Yoga and Meditation Teacher, Bon was Co-Director of Yoga House In Austin. His cultural activities range from visual and multimedia art, to poetry performance and large-scale participatory ritual, to percussion performance and teaching, jazz trombone, and acting, directing. His artwork has been exhibited and published in several galleries in Austin, Texas and Buffalo, NY.
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Using some old toys and some craft supplies can be a fun way to create an interactive environment for programming robots! Some posterboards, construction paper, duct tape, and creativity can extend the learning with a robot like the Lego® Mindstorms or Tetrix. Robotics exposes students to science, technology, engineering, math, computer science and more. High school robotics programs even have UIL, scholarship, and internship opportunities. Have fun!
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When, at the age of 12, Ben Aubin couldn’t find a homework planner that worked for him, he decided to create his own. Meet the award-winning planner, PlanHW: it understands natural language, so you can type in your homework just like you’d tell it to a human: “Math Packet due Friday.” Then, at the perfect time for you to start working on your homework, PlanHW will send you a reminder. Once you begin your assignment, PlanHW keeps track of the time you’ve spent and the time you have left until you finish, and when you finish, you get rewarded by sponsors.
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Do you have lots of things to compost? Well, come down and watch science happen right before your eyes, er, um, microscope. The compost comes in when it starts producing electricity. Electricity can be produced from the small, microscopic microbes living in the compost.
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