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From June 4 to August 24, the Summer Creative Lab for teenagers aged 11-17 will operate at the ZIL Cultural Center. Thematic shifts of the laboratory are dedicated to cinema and video blogging, dance, theater, urban studies, photography, animation and art.

The duration of the shift is two weeks. The guys will be in the laboratory on weekdays from 10 o'clock. Children can be taken home from 18:00.
Three meals a day will be organized in the laboratory.

Teenagers will explore the topic of change, participate in specialized games, master classes, perform creative tasks, watch and discuss films, go on excursions, do yoga and TRX together with the trainers of the Sports Section. Club". At the same time, teenagers will always be in direct communication with the curators and counselors of the shift. The result of the shift will be an individual or group creative project.

Twice a week there will be thematic classes with English teachers from the Language Link school.

Camp changes

The participants of the shift will get acquainted with the latest and best works of contemporary dance, begin to learn the basics of hip-hop and contemporary dance freestyle. Together with video artist Pyotr Laden, teenagers will learn the basics of video art theory and immerse themselves in practice, the results of which will be included in the final show.Curator: Daria Plokhova - choreographer, dancer and teacher of contemporary dance. Master of Choreographic Art, graduate of the Academy of Russian Ballet. A. Ya. Vaganova. She has been teaching contemporary dance techniques since 2008.

Teenagers will become part of the troupe of the Drama Theater. S.L. Stein, one of the most famous and titled teams of the cultural center. During the shift, the guys will prepare for staging a repertoire performance based on the works of Agnia Barto and Daniil Kharms "Apartment 44".Curator: Pavel Polushkin - actor, director, artistic director of the Drama Theater named after S.L. Stein. Laureate of the All-Russian Theater Festival "Voices of History" for the best male role, winner of the A. Semenov Prize for the best male role, winner of the Grand Prix of the International Festival "Blue Bird" for the play "Wonderland".

Participants will have a unique opportunity to try themselves as urban explorers, visit many unusual places in Moscow, listen to lectures on new urban professions and try to apply new knowledge in their own projects to improve the city.Curator: Olga Slinko - co-founder of the ProCity School, urbanist, area development practitioner, whose projects can be found from Moscow to Yekaterinburg and abroad. Partner of the design bureau NLTR Practice. From 2014 to 2016 mentor of the training course "New Leaders of Territorial Development" of the Moscow Architectural School MARSH and RANEPA.

The shift from the McGuffin Film School will include three areas: video blogging, film and editing.Teenagers will learn the basics of dramaturgy, directing and cameramanship, will shoot and edit short films or video blogs under the guidance of professionals, as well as create and promote their own youtube channel.Curator: Daria Gladysheva - artistic director of the Film School. McGuffin, editor of the full-length films "Dovlatov", "Metro", "On the Hook", "Hunter", producer of the film "Hatred".

The shift will be devoted to two areas of visual arts: frame-by-frame (stop motion) animation and video art. Each participant will learn how to formulate ideas, look for ways to implement these ideas through video and animation, create scenarios, find suitable spaces, objects and materials, work with chroma key, animate, synchronize video with animation, select music or sound accompaniment. Curator: Evgeny Ippolitov - animator, head of the 7BiOZ Animation School.

The children will get acquainted with modern types of fine arts, famous artists working in various genres and techniques. By studying their methods of work, children will learn how to create paintings, sculptures, work on individual and group projects. Invited guests of the shift will talk about new types of art: performance and installation, and field trips will help to better understand the structure of the museum and exhibition displays.Curators: Vera Laponkina - artist, photographer, participant of Russian and foreign photography exhibitions. Tatyana Laponkina is an illustrator, a member of the Moscow Union of Artists.

From June 3 to August 30, the Summer Creative Laboratory for teenagers aged 11-17 will work at the ZIL cultural center. The thematic shifts of the laboratory are devoted to contemporary dance, animation, theater, visual media, the creation of a short film, your own video blog or music video, as well as performance and architecture.

The ZIL summer creative laboratory is a space for experimental creativity that allows teenagers to gain new skills and knowledge, become an active city dweller, as well as experts in various fields, learn to express their position freely, in the process of dialogue with peers and curators. The laboratory is aimed at shaping the personality of a teenager and developing his creative potential.

Seven shifts of the laboratory correspond to the interests of the modern teenager and the current trends in urban culture. The duration of the shift is two weeks, and from this year, weekly intensives have also been introduced into the program. The guys will be in the laboratory on weekdays from 10 am to 6 pm. In addition, three meals a day are organized in the laboratory.

Teenagers will explore the topic of change, participate in specialized games, master classes, perform creative tasks, watch and discuss films, go on excursions, do yoga and TRX together with the trainers of the Sports Section. Club". At the same time, teenagers will always be in direct communication with the curators and counselors of the shift. The result of the shift will be an individual or group creative project.

Camp changes

June 03 - June 14. Dance/animation

Price:
two-week shift - 25,000 rubles,
one-week intensive - 13,000 rubles.

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From June 6 to August 26, the ZIL Cultural Center will host the Summer Creative Lab for teenagers aged 11-17, the program of which is built on the principle of combining advanced educational and entertainment practices. Thematic shifts of the laboratory will be devoted to dance, theater, design, photography, animation, cinema.

The ZIL summer creative laboratory for teenagers is a space for experimental creativity that allows teenagers to gain new skills and knowledge, become an active city dweller, learn to express their position freely, in the process of dialogue with peers and curators, as well as experts in various fields. The laboratory is aimed at shaping the personality of a teenager and developing his creative potential.

Six shifts of the laboratory correspond to the interests of the modern teenager and the current trends in urban culture. The duration of the shift is two weeks. The guys will be in the laboratory on weekdays from 10 o'clock. Children can be picked up at home from 18:00. In addition, three meals a day will be organized in the laboratory.

The day in the laboratory will begin with modern dance, yoga or fitness classes. Then teenagers will explore the topic of change, participate in specialized games, master classes and quests, perform creative tasks, watch and discuss films, go on excursions, go in for sports (play ping-pong, frisbee or ride a skateboard, bike). At the same time, teenagers will always be in direct communication with the curators and counselors of the shift. The result of the shift will be an individual or group creative project.

Lab shifts

Dance Change is an extensive entertainment and educational program curated by Andrew a.k.a. Banzay Kovalenko - Russian dancer and teacher-choreographer in hip-hop and house dance styles, finalist of the project "Dance Floor Star-2" (2005), creator of the FarFor creative association, which is known in Russia and Europe for its conceptual and experimental performances.

The shift teachers will focus on working with space and the body. The result of the shift will be a dance that will be built from details - movements and images - like a Lego constructor. Collective dance work will be shown at the ZIL Cultural Center.

Teenagers are waiting for classes in acting, directing, master classes of make-up artists and production designers. In addition, the guys will go behind the scenes of one of the Moscow theaters and watch several productions. The result of the shift will be a performance, the premiere of which will take place on the small stage of the ZIL Cultural Center.

Curator: Pavel Polushkin- actor, director, artistic director of the Drama Theater named after S.L. Stein. Laureate of the All-Russian Theater Festival "Voices of History" for the best male role, winner of the A. Semenov Prize for the best male role, winner of the Grand Prix of the International Festival "Blue Bird" for the play "Wonderland".

Study of urban space, architecture and landscape design. Teenagers will create graffiti, sketches from nature, will be engaged in layout, photographing, inventing navigation and urban sculptures. Invited lecturers will tell the children about the history of urbanism and the specifics of designing the urban environment. By the end of the shift, schoolchildren will develop and present a collective project for the design of the park and the territory of the ZIL Cultural Center.

The shift will be curated Vera Laponkina, illustrator, author of artistic photo projects, participant of Russian and foreign exhibitions, teacher of Art Design Workshops in ZIL. Since 2011, he has been teaching the Intensive Photography Course for Teenagers at the Rodchenko School.

The children will get acquainted with the nature of photography and compositional techniques, try themselves in different genres of photography. Teenagers will work with professional studio lighting, do manual development and printing (cyanotype), make pin-halls (a camera from a matchbox). There will also be field events: excursions to the Polytechnic funds and photo exhibitions, open-airs, meetings with photographers and artists.

As a result of the shift, the guys will create a collective project dedicated to the ZIL Cultural Center, its architecture, people (employees and visitors), historical and cultural heritage. An exhibition of photographs of teenagers will be held in August.

Curator: Alla Afonina- artist, photographer Coordinator and curator of Vladimir Kupriyanov's regional projects in Udmurtia, Bashkiria and Samara in 2009-2010. Participant of contemporary art exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Since 2012, he has been a teacher at the Rodchenko School.

The shift will be devoted to modern and classical animation in all its manifestations. Teenagers will learn the main milestones in the history of world animation, watch and discuss cartoons (from recognized masterpieces to interesting and rare novelties), practice various animation techniques (object, plasticine, free-flowing, hand-drawn) and techniques, come up with scripts and develop characters. In addition, lectures and master classes by directors and animators will be held for the children. Each teenager during the shift will shoot a short cartoon in the technique chosen by him.

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At one time I was looking for reviews on the ZIL Summer Creative Laboratory, I didn’t find anything, I signed up my son at my own peril and risk. Now I will write a review, because I have experience and I hope that it will be useful to others.

The son attended the Cinema shift in the second half of August. I must say right away that this is not a city camp in the usual sense, there is no separation by age, no friendship between children, no analysis of the day, summing up, candles, master classes, creativity, no physical activity, even physical education, minutes, warm-ups, even walks, exits to the street (to the park), only a trip to a cafe for breakfast / lunch and an hour break when the children were left to themselves (as a rule, everyone was stuck on the phone).

The first week - continuous lectures, for three hours continuously, then lunch, more lectures - and home. In the second week, the children were divided in half (about 15 people each), each half had to shoot and edit a film.

Now about what was promised to me and what in fact was not.
The range of children by age was very large, from 10 to 17 years old, there was no division by age, this introduced its own negative (why did no one work with this?). 3 hours at a lecture without a break is a lot not only for children, but also for adults, there was no change in the type of activity, collective exercises, all training techniques, the children slept during the lectures and did not listen for the first week. The curator cursed and asked homework, whoever did not do it, promised to expel. Then I didn’t ask homework (why did you ask?).

I was promised that the children would be divided into groups of 5-6 people to shoot a video, but in reality they were divided into 2 groups of 15 people (of different ages), more than half of the children in the group were not involved. The curators accompanied the process very little, so one group barely met the deadline, the second did not meet the deadline at all, for some reason the children did it at first, then it turned out that everything was done wrong (where were the adults?), they redid it, etc. 10-year-old children got tired earlier, walked around and interfered with work, the older ones got angry because they did not have time and did not want to explain. Children at the age of 10 and at the age of 17 require completely different support and level of involvement, such a mixture reduces the efficiency and satisfaction from work, it is not clear why this was not obvious to the organizers (were there not enough curators in order to save money? Curators did not know how to work with groups of different ages at all?).

The children introduced themselves in a standard way at the beginning, there was no closer acquaintance and rallying, no one became friends. This is the first program after which my son had no friends left, everyone came, sat, left and left on the last day, no farewell events.

The program included those who have long been engaged in photo-film business and those who have never held a camera in their hands.
The curator from McGuffin Daria also did not bring any special enthusiasm for the theme of the shift, it was boring and uninteresting. The child planned to continue his studies at the McGuffin, watched their classes and summer trips, now he doesn’t even remember about it.

I was unrealistically sorry not only for the money, but also for the lost time, the efforts spent (because I didn’t choose another option), because before the shift we talked several times with various organizers of the summer laboratory, I, being an experienced parent of an amateur camp, I spoke all these moments, the child was waiting for this change, new experiences, new friends, but nevertheless .. I don’t know what it is - hack-work, savings, just a checkmark-pastime, whatever.

In general, if you live near ZIL, at this very moment you have nowhere to put your child, it’s not a pity to give 22 thousand, then at least he will be fed and looked after, here without any complaints.

From June 4 to August 24, the Summer Creative Laboratory for teenagers aged 11-17 will work at the ZIL Cultural Center. Thematic shifts of the laboratory will be devoted to cinema and video blogging, dance, theater, urban studies, as well as animation and art.

Six shifts of the laboratory correspond to the interests of the modern teenager and the current trends in urban culture. The duration of the shift is two weeks. The guys will be in the laboratory on weekdays from 10 o'clock. Children can be picked up at home from 18:00. In addition, three meals a day will be organized in the laboratory.

Teenagers will explore the topic of change, participate in specialized games, master classes, perform creative tasks, watch and discuss films, go on excursions, do yoga and TRX together with the trainers of the Sports Section. Club". At the same time, teenagers will always be in direct communication with the curators and counselors of the shift. The result of the shift will be an individual or group creative project.

Twice a week there will be thematic classes in English at the International Language Center Language Link. Today Language Link is an international network of language centers located in the UK, Vietnam, China, Kazakhstan and Russia, with over 20,000 students.

Price: 24000 rubles.

Discounts available:
when buying at least 30 days or more before the start of the shift - 10%,

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When buying at least 15 days before the start of the shift - 5%,

You must enter the promotional code at the Payment stage: DISCOUNT5

Discounts that can be applied only at the box office cultural center:
when buying 2 subscriptions for children from the same family (for one shift) - 5%,
when buying 2 subscriptions for one child (for different shifts) - 5%,
when buying from 3 to 4 subscriptions - 7%,
when buying 5 subscriptions - 10%,
large families - 10%.
Discounts are cumulative, but cannot be more than 15%

Dance Change is an extensive entertainment and educational program, which will consist of three blocks: contemporary dance, hip-hop and video art.

Curator: Daria Plokhova- choreographer, dancer and teacher of contemporary dance. Master of Choreographic Art, graduate of the Academy of Russian Ballet. A. Ya. Vaganova. She has been teaching contemporary dance techniques since 2008. Founder of the dance cooperative "Isadorino Gore".

Teenagers will become part of the troupe of the Drama Theater. S.L. Stein, one of the most eminent and titled groups of the cultural center. During the shift, teenagers will prepare for the production of a repertoire performance based on the works of Agnia Barto and Daniil Kharms "Apartment 44".

Curator: Pavel Polushkin- actor, director, artistic director of the Drama Theater named after S.L. Stein. Laureate of the All-Russian Theater Festival "Voices of History" for the best male role, winner of the A. Semenov Prize for the best male role, winner of the Grand Prix of the International Festival "Blue Bird" for the play "Wonderland".

Participants will try themselves as urban explorers, visit many unusual places in Moscow, listen to lectures on new urban professions and apply new knowledge in their own projects to improve the city.

Curator: Olga Slinko- co-founder of the ProGorod School, urbanist, area development practitioner, whose projects can be found from Moscow to Yekaterinburg and abroad. Partner of the design bureau NLTR Practice. From 2014 to 2016 mentor of the training course "New Leaders of Territorial Development" of the Moscow Architectural School MARSH and RANEPA.

The shift will be devoted to two areas of visual arts: frame-by-frame (stop motion) animation and video art.

Each participant will learn how to formulate ideas, look for ways to implement these ideas through video and animation, create scenarios, find suitable spaces, objects and materials, work with chroma key, animate, synchronize video with animation, select music or sound accompaniment.