Clubs

Over the last ten years, the media landscape has changed dramatically. Social media apps and filmmaking tools have become a fundamental part of our digital lives. Young people learn, socialize, explore their identities and engage with the world using their screens. Media literacy is now a basic literacy. In response to these developments, Film Crew Club offers hands-on classes in which we work with cameras, iPads and smartphones to explore animation and live action filmmaking. Students get a chance to act, direct, script, film, animate (2D & 3D), edit (iMovie), and create special effects in a wide range of media formats. Our media teams edit the material created in class and screen the final films each week to students. This creates a dynamic feedback loop that empowers learning. By making media together, students learn, first hand, how to look at it critically and how to engage with it safely and respectfully. Classes include playful exercises and games in which students learn to spot fake images, assess online content for risk, learn how editing and AI tools manipulate imagery and differentiate between authentic and sponsored content. All equipment is provided by us. Parents are sent links to online portfolios so they can view, read about and download the films made in class. Our policy is to fast-track beginners in the basics and to challenge more experienced students with new and exciting media projects.
 

Club Leader:
Manuela Maiguashca is a British documentary filmmaker, activist and educator working and living in NL. She has taught filmmaking and media studies for over 15 years in a wide range of educational programmes. She is a visiting lecturer at the London Film Academy and founder of Film Crew Club as a media-mentoring program for youth.

For more information please contact the Club Leader:

• website: www.filmcrewclub.com
• E-mail: maiguashca@filmcrewclub.com
• Mobile phone: 06-50856658

Over the last ten years, the media landscape has changed dramatically. Social media apps and filmmaking tools have become a fundamental part of our digital lives. Young people learn, socialize, explore their identities and engage with the world using their screens. Media literacy is now a basic literacy. In response to these developments, Film Crew Club offers hands-on classes in which we work with cameras, iPads and smartphones to explore animation and live action filmmaking. Students get a chance to act, direct, script, film, animate (2D & 3D), edit (iMovie), and create special effects in a wide range of media formats. Our media teams edit the material created in class and screen the final films each week to students. This creates a dynamic feedback loop that empowers learning. By making media together, students learn, first hand, how to look at it critically and how to engage with it safely and respectfully. Classes include playful exercises and games in which students learn to spot fake images, assess online content for risk, learn how editing and AI tools manipulate imagery and differentiate between authentic and sponsored content. All equipment is provided by us. Parents are sent links to online portfolios so they can view, read about and download the films made in class. Our policy is to fast-track beginners in the basics and to challenge more experienced students with new and exciting media projects.

• Website: www.filmcrewclub.com
• E-mail:maiguashca@filmcrewclub.com
• Mobile phone: 06-50856658

The Little Artists Design Club is dedicated to introduce children to the Design world, mixing creativity and technique through 3D experimentation, learning about the Computer Aided Design world (CAD).Thanks to 3D design and printing techniques, creative minded children learn about coding and computational thinking processes.The students will learn basic design concepts, making their first steps in 3D creations and product development, from classic craft techniques to 3D pen and 3D printer solutions, we will be solving challenging activities that can help reinforce some valuable critical thinking skills.

The object is the subject! Our 3D Designers will create physical objects from their own designs. From using craft techniques to making their first steps to the computer-controlled printer and a 3D pen. These 3D tools have a wide range of applications, including manufacturing, healthcare, and art, and it has the potential to revolutionize the way that objects are designed, created, and used.In this program children will get acquainted with many resources to learn about 3D printing technologies thanks to tutorials and various educational resources.This term we will focus on creating small objects of use related to home and interior design: candle holders, shelves and book holders, pots for family of cactuses, piggybank, amongst other. Ruperto Herrador, a professional artist experienced in art education, will teach the club.

The program is developed by Laurence Aëgerter, art historian and professional artist with an extensive experience in art education (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Hermitage and Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam). Our Little Painters will develop artistic skills to create 2-D works by using various techniques and materials, such as ink, pastels, watercolors, gouache and acrylic paint on canvas. You will expand your imagination and gain self-confidence in making art. But most of all, lets have lots of fun! ☺

At Monkey Moves we offer 11 different sports at 1 club! Together with a professional teacher, children will discover the world of ‘Apie’ and his friends.

Every lesson we will learn a new sport with new skills.

The lessons of Monkey Moves are structured with music, there is a lot of dance and of course a lot of climbing! Our mission is to teach children a life long of healthy movement. Are you joining us?!!!

For more information please contact the Club Leader:
-https://monkeymoves.com/

At SEWING CLUB we make a variety of items that teach hand-sewing in a fun and creative way for both girls and boys.
We will be embarking on a series of projects that reflect the children’s abilities, from beginners to those with some previous sewing experience. There are many fun projects to choose from that really inspire their creativity. Exploring basic sewing techniques whilst making useful presents, decorative and practical items.

The tactile nature of sewing helps strengthen the child’s hand eye
co-ordination and the nature of the sewing projects provide the children with a vehicle for personal and creative expression. I’ll also be encouraging them to continue their work outside of the club so that they develop a productive activity to engage in in their free time to create independent work. All equipment and supplies will be provided.

The students can keep and take home the items they make at the club.
Kate is a well organised, experienced leader and teacher. Kate began her love of making at an early age and as a small child was often found making clothes and rooms/shops/furniture for her dolls rather than 'playing' with them. She continued this love of making and designing through to a BA (hons) degree in fashion and textiles at the University of Westminster. After many years of working in the fashion industry in London Kate now runs a successful children's interiors brand specialising in organic cotton bedding made with her own print designs. You can find out more about this at
www.moozlehome.com

Kate loves to encourage creativity by inspiring young people to learn a new skill and see where their creativity can lead them.
Everything starts with design. Thinking through an idea, drawing your design, making a pattern, realising the design in 3D, problem solving, creating it and having a finished item to hold in your hand is a valuable life tool.

For more information please contact the Club Leader:

• E-mail: info@moozlehome.com
• Mobile phone: 06-27594718