Workshops & School Break Camps
Workshops & School Break Camps
UNCSA Acting Out Workshops and School Break Camps provide safe, interactive experiences with our professional faculty on weekends or during school closures such as spring break and teacher workdays. Students build the foundational skills of acting while meeting new friends and building essential life skills such as confidence, public speaking, discipline, collaboration, and creativity.
Workshops are designed as introductory experiences for young students and offered as convenient ways for your child to discover the world of theatre while providing families with invaluable opportunities to fill gaps in the WSFC school schedule with meaningful activities. Sibling discounts available.
Fall Break Camp: TV Broadcast, November 24 & 25, 2025
Grades 5-8
Students create their own broadcast that portrays a world they want to see. Become a broadcaster in sports, the weather, the local news, and more and learn the speaking skills to deliver important news in an effective and fun way. Students can choose to be in front of the camera, behind the camera, or writers.
Camp Times: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location:
Arts Based School
North Campus
1380 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Spring Break Film Camp! Make-A-Movie, March 9-11, 2026
Grades 5-8
This three-day camp is sure to make spring break creative and fun! Students will learn the basics of acting in front of the camera but also the work that goes into being behind the lens of the camera. Students will create a short film by the end of the camp using a green screen, their own script and storyboard, props, and of course acting.
Camp Times: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location:
Arts Based School
North Campus
1380 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
Testimonials
"My daughter had a great time during the Spring Break Film Camp. It immersed herself further in this cinematic universe, alongside her Monday Acting class. It's always a joy to see her return with a big smile and plenty of stories to tell. All of this fuels her creative explorations. We would like to thank Jordan Brown for his exceptional work, kindness and enthusiasm he shares with his students."
Geraldine, parent of Acting Out student