The Youth Multi-Media Camp is once again underway at the North Point Teen Center in downtown Grand Marais. Over the first two days, campers learned the basics of photography, starting with the "Exposure Triangle". They learned how to adjust the settings on DSLR cameras and their personal cell phones in order to achieve the look they are going for in their photos. Campers got to go down to the Grand Marais Harbor area to practice their skills on seagulls, flowers, the lake, dogs, themselves, and anything else they spotted. 

We capped off the day learning how the Exposure Triangle is also used in videography to ensure you can get the correct look and feel in video, as well. Campers also learned about creative angles for both photo and video to help make their work more dynamic. 

Starting on Day 3, campers will begin to work on their final film project. They will write the storyline, cast the parts, assign a director, videographer, and film supervisor. Finally, they will prepare for filming on Thursday by coordinating clothing, props, and sets.