Sometimes the best camera is the one in your pocket!
This camp was designed for students ages 8-18.
Students worked with their own smartphones to create their own YouTube Video to upload to their own YouTube channel (if they had one) and the Digg Site's YouTube channel.
This hands-on class focused on directing and filming a subject of the student’s interest. Topics included choosing your subject, creating engaging content, filming styles, editing, uploading, dealing with trolls, and internet safety.
The class was led by high school student, Jack Kiefer, who has been making videos since 2016 and has his own YouTube channel.
Date: October 27, 2019
Location: Keene Memorial Library, East Building • 1030 N Broad Street • Fremont, NE 68025
Times: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Instructor: Jack Kiefer
Student • Filmmaker • YouTuber

At the time of this camp, Jack was a Freshman at Fremont High School in Fremont, NE. His interest in film started in 2016 when he attended his first film camp. He has written and directed films for his YouTube channel and school projects.
Jack is The Digg Site's student liaison. He was an extra in the movie The 12 Days of Giving and was a set assistant for the series Maple Lane (still in production.) Jack is also an artist and auto enthusiast and frequently uses his passion for cars to fuel his inspiration for many of his drawings. In his spare time, he likes to run, draw, hang out with his friends, and travel with his family.