FilmLab is a hands-on media and leadership program where students learn filmmaking, develop leadership skills, and complete real professional video projects together. More than a film class — it’s a character-building experience rooted in service and purpose.
Students go from story idea to finished 5–7 minute short film in just 10 intensive days — script, production, editing, and a live premiere showcase.
Every session develops communication, teamwork, responsibility, and creative problem-solving through the lens of real production roles.
Students learn to combine faith and media to create powerful, meaningful stories rooted in purpose, identity, and lasting community impact.
Industry mentors guide each student through storytelling, camera work, sound design, and editing — building real skills alongside strong character.
Create a film together with guided mentors, building teamwork and real production experience from day one through the final public premiere.
Develop leadership through teamwork, communication, and hands-on creative problem solving — skills that extend well beyond the film set.
Combine faith and media to create powerful, meaningful stories rooted in purpose, identity, and the values that shape who we are.
From the first session, students are behind the camera, in the director’s chair, and running sound. Every role on a real production is a lesson in responsibility, creativity, and collaboration.