Apples in Action
Empowering the Next Generation of Female Creators
Apples in Action
For Students in Grades 3–6
9 AM - 3 PM
Tuesday, April 21 - Friday, April 24
Hosted at WCTV Studios | Pizza, snacks, and drinks provided
Cost: $100 for individual days or $300 for all four days.
Overview
A Summer Filmmaking Experience for Female-Identifying Students (Grades 4–8)
Apples in Action is WCTV’s empowering summer media program designed specifically for female-identifying students who want to tell stories, lead creatively, and bring bold ideas to life.
This hands-on program is built from the foundation of WCTV’s award-winning Young Filmmakers initiative — the same program that has helped students create original films, podcasts, scripted series, and live productions viewed by thousands across the community.
Over the course of the week, students will:
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Learn the fundamentals of video and movie production
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Explore podcast and show creation
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Write original scripts and develop creative concepts
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Direct and act in their own productions
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Learn real editing skills using professional equipment and software
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Produce content ranging from short films to shows to podcasts
Participants won’t just “learn about” filmmaking — they will create their own fully realized projects from start to finish, supported by WCTV’s experienced instructors in a collaborative, safe, and encouraging environment.
This program is designed to:
• Build confidence and leadership skills
• Strengthen writing and storytelling ability
• Increase female representation in media production
• Provide a safe space for creative expression
• Foster teamwork, collaboration, and artistic voice
Whether your student dreams of producing a podcast, directing a movie, starring in a series, or working behind the camera, Apples in Action gives them the tools — and the platform — to make it happen.
At WCTV, we don’t just teach media.
We empower creators.
NOTE STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO BE WILMINGTON RESIDENTS TO PARTICIPATE. FINANCIAL ACOMODATIONS AVAILABLE.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT sam@wctv.org.
