Burkesville Academy of Fine Arts 2015 SUMMER DAY CAMP 4th

Burkesville Academy of Fine Arts
2015 SUMMER DAY CAMP
4th-6th ELEMENTARY Registration Form
Camper’s Name _________________________________________ Boy ______Girl______
Physical Address: Street ____________________________________________________
City _______________ State _____ Zip _______
Mailing Address (If Different): Street ____________________________________________
City _______________ State _____ Zip _______
E-Mail Address: ___________________________________________________________
Rising School Grade ______________
T-Shirt Size ____________________
Dates 4th-6th Grade - June 15th–19th, 2015 (8:00am-3:00pm)
Mother/Guardian ______________________________ Best Phone # ________________
Father/Guardian _______________________________ Best Phone # ________________
In the event of an emergency, whom do we call if we cannot reach you?
Name ________________________ Relation ______________ Phone # _______________
Name ________________________ Relation ______________ Phone # _______________
Medical or other information we need to know: (include food allergies)
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Who may pick up this child at the end of each day?
Name ______________________________________________ Phone #_______________
Name ______________________________________________ Phone # _______________
Written notice is required if your child is to leave with persons other than ones designated above.
Registration Fee: $95.00 + $25 supply fee (supply fee is non-refundable) PAID: $_____ Method of payment
(please circle): CASH/CHECK # ________ (Payable to BAFA)
1. I hereby give permission for my child to participate in this program.
2. Appropriate behavior and respect for
staff, property, and other children must be demonstrated by participants
at all times. Failure to behave appropriately will result in dismissal from the program.
3. Your signature also gives Burkesville Academy of Fine Arts approval to use photos of your children in promotional
brochures, news articles, or other literature published by or for BAFA.
4. Students will be expected to attend final SHOWCASE on the Friday evening of their camp week.
5. My signature below is indicative of the fact that I have read and understood the information contained herein and
agree to comply with same. In consideration of the opportunity afforded to the undersigned to participate in any
BAFA activity, the undersigned hereby knowingly, freely, and voluntarily waives any right or cause of action
against BAFA, its officers, agents, and/or employees arising out of any claim whatsoever as a result of any
injuries to body, life, limb, or property arising from participation in the hereinafter described activity. The
undersigned shall save harmless BAFA from and against all judgments, orders decrees, attorney’s fees, costs,
expenses, and liabilities arising from or out of such claim, investigation, or defense thereof which may be entered,
incurred, or assessed as a result of the foregoing.
Signature __________________________ Parent of _____________________ Date ____________
Return form to: P.O. Box 7131, Burkesville, KY 42717 * (270) 459-2727 [email protected]
Please Choose One Class Per Hour Session (Circle Choice)
8:00-9:00
Photography
Guitar
Stage Make-up: Around The World
Drama Basics
Jazz
9:05-10:05
Painting
Piano
Auditioning
Improvisation
Ballet
10:05-10:20 BREAK
10:20-11:20
Drawing
General Music and Rhythm
Behind The Scenes
Stage Fighting and Falling
Hip-Hop
11:25-12:25
Storybook Alive: Set & Prop Design
Storybook Alive: Music
Storybook Alive: Theatre Arts
Dance Performance
1:00-1:55
Sculpture
Choir
Sound Lab
Comedy Of The Craft: Theatre
Basic Stage Make-Up
Cultural Dance
2:00-3:00
Comedy Of The Craft: Visual Arts
Advanced Acting
Junkyard Jamboree
Musical Theatre
Tap
Return form to: 433 N. Main St. Burkesville, KY 42717 (270) 459-2727 * [email protected]
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
MUSIC
Guitar - Learn the basics of playing, the history, and the fun of the guitar.
Storybook Alive: Music - We will bring stories to life when we find as many ways as possible to
bring breath and sound to some of the most well known and beloved children’s stories.
Piano - For beginning students that wish to learn how to play piano.
General Music and Rhythm - In this class, we will learn about the basics of how to make music and
how to read music through activities and games.
Choir - Join your voice with other voices to learn how to create harmonies singing contemporary and
classical music.
Junkyard Jamboree – You think an instrument has to be made out of one material? Think again! We
will make instruments using everything from cardboard to PVC pipe! Each camper gets to keep
whatever they make.
Sound Lab: Create all kinds of different sound effects for plays, videos or just for fun. (Students who
have access to either GarageBand or Audacity should bring whatever they have for Sound Lab.)
DANCE
Ballet – The origin of all types of dance. Learn proper technique and poise.
Tap – Make noise by using your feet to create rhythmic patterns to upbeat music.
Jazz – A combination of many dance styles and techniques utilizing modern music. (This has no
relation to Jazz music).
Cultural Dance – Experience different cultures around the world through the art of dance. New
Cultures this year!
Hip-Hop - Designed to keep the body moving through quick moves and an upbeat rhythm to obtain a
better understanding of the hip-hop form of dance.
Dance Performance – Learn proper makeup and hair techniques along with costumes.
THEATER
Drama Basics - Learn the basics of the stage, acting, and choose either a monologue or a group
scene to memorize and perform.
Advanced Acting – Act out a scene with your classmates by playing a role that will stretch you as an
actor and challenge your acting abilities. (Prerequisite: Drama Basics)
Musical Theater – Learn to incorporate singing, acting and dance together in a group performance.
Stage Make-Up: Around The World – Apply stage makeup in order to characterize different
societies and cultures.
Basic Stage Make-Up: Learn how to apply basic stage makeup including animal, old age, and
wounds.
Comedy Of The Craft – Learn about Commedia Dell’arte, a 16th century Italian mask theatre, which
is known for it’s characterized roles and improvised scenes. Create masks based on the character
you choose, and engage in scenes as your character. (IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT
STUDENTS ENROLL IN COMEDY OF THE CRAFT: VISUAL ARTS ALSO.)
Stage Fighting and Falling: Learn the basics of stage fighting with a partner and choreograph your
own basic stage fight to perform.
Auditioning - Prepare a solid audition and learn important tips for catching a director’s eye.
Behind The Scenes - Learn about the jobs offstage and how they make a show possible.
Improvisation – Learn how to make up a scene and act without a script by playing games that
require improvisation skills.
Storybook Alive: Theatre Arts - Learn how to interpret a story and make it your own.
VISUAL ARTS
Painting – This course will introduce effective methods in painting including, color mixing, brush
work, and compositional study with acrylic and watercolor. We will be exploring painting
representational forms and non-representational ideas.
Photography - The word photography means to paint with light. This course is designed to teach
effective photo composition and fundamental photo editing skills. We will be be focusing on capturing
a variety of images that develop a body of work.
Drawing – This class is geared towards learning basic drawing techniques in still-life and landscapes.
We will mostly be working on new and adventurous forms of self expression and visual
communication with traditional and non-traditional media.
Sculpture – This course explores the ability to create creative three-dimensional sculptures using a
range of tools and materials. We will be focusing on visual communication, form and craftsmanship.
Storybook Alive: Set and Prop Design – Scenic design, or set design, will be a group project effort
to design and construct a theatrical environment that we will interact with. We will discuss setting and
theme along with color pallets and basic design techniques. Then we are going to become the actors
and actress in our own creation.
*Comedy Of The Craft: Visual Arts – This class is a collaboration course in visual art and drama.
We will be designing masks to be used in a dramatization that reflects the different purposes of mask
making in ancient cultures, and what masks can convey in today's society. (IT IS STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED THAT STUDENTS ENROLL IN COMEDY OF THE CRAFT: THEATRE ARTS
ALSO.)
OPTIONAL EXTRA - Does NOT Count As One Of Six Choices (3:00 PM – 5:00 PM) –
Additional $40 (cost includes all food and supplies)
Culinary – If you are interested in classical culinary technique as an art form, then this is the class for
you! Learn how to create gourmet cuisine from scratch, including how to make homemade versions of
everyday favorites. Students will also be exposed to basic hospitality and food presentation.
Return form to: 433 N. Main St. Burkesville, KY 42717 (270) 459-2727 * [email protected]