Our Curriculum
In the Winston-Salem Film Academy students will learn how to shoot and edit video to tell powerful stories. This program also teaches students how to monetize their work. Students will learn how to:
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Establish a YouTube Channel (designed to host and share your productions)
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Edit Video on Final Cut Pro
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Camera composition on professional film cameras
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Camera composition on iPhone
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Transfer footage
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Acquire professional sound
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Do voice-overs
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Understand Foley production
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Conduct an interview
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Use light
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Use green screen
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Tell a story
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Use skills in a social media setting
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Monetize your production/skill set
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Produce a sustainable business plan
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Plan for financial well-being even if your income is not steady
Examples of Student Work
Program Testimonial
RUN IT LIKE YOU OWN IT.
Tracy Misner has been working in media since 1985-first as a recording engineer-then as a media producer and a film instructor. He began teaching in high school film in 2009 and n 2012, he established his first First Film Academy in Alpharetta, GA. As an Apple Distinguished Educator, Misner led his students to 32 Student Production Awards from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Now retired from teaching, Tracy stays active as the content creator for his company Misner Media and has established the Winston-Salem Film Academy to continue to provide young people with a passion for film the knowledge they need to be successful.
Thank You To Our Supporters!
Financial Assistance Available
Thanks to a generous donation by the Reynolds American Foundation and the Ray and Lynn Clarke STEAM Scholarship Fund, tuition assistance for families in need is available.
Contact jason@wsmixxer.org or call to inquire, 336.265.7362