Prodigy Camp is for tomorrow’s top filmmakers, musicians & innovators.
We support aspiring young storytellers, artists and entrepreneurs from all backgrounds who have a passion, an authentic voice and a spark to change the world through the power of storytelling.
“SPARK” by student Sean Treacy, shot in 3 hours at camp.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2025 CAMPS
Innovators:
May 30 - June 3, 2025
Film & Music:
July 20 - 27, 2025
Intimidated by the word “Prodigy”? Don’t be!
While some of our students have worked on major Hollywood pictures, we very often accept teens who have never picked up a camera or microphone.
What we care about is authenticity and a drive to be a storyteller. You have nothing to lose, so take the first step today.
This year we kick of our Innovator Camp as well, to continue offering the same mentorship and support to the next generation of change-makers.
“Camp really taught me to be bolder. Not just with my creativity in film, but also in everyday life. A few years ago, I was certainly lacking confidence. But after I shared my campfire story, and heard all of the other campers stories, I realized that I wasn’t alone in my confidence struggles. I noticed when I got back home from camp that I started making more decisions that really molded my character and personality.”
“I’ve never felt more unified with a group of people in my life.”
“I can without a doubt say that Prodigy Camp was the best experience I have been able to have in my short 17 years on this world. I strongly recommend anyone interested in filmmaking or storytelling to consider this camp. It’s a life changer.”
Prodigy’s Oscar-Qualified Short
Shot during the height of the pandemic, enough. was an extraordinary grassroots effort by Prodigy Camp to amplify one of our own. With the support of over 100 GoFundMe backers and dozens of dedicated volunteers, this ambitious hip-hop film brings to life Nathan Nzanga’s journey—from a quirky kid born to Congolese immigrants, to an idealistic teen artist, to a young man navigating challenges and finding resilience.