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Joey Travolta’s Short Film Camp (Trailer) In addition to our workshops, we travel the country offering short film camps for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Dates & Locations Coming Soon
- Class 1 Pitch
- Class 2 Pitch
- Class 3 Pitch
- Inclusion Films Crew
- Travolta Shares About The Camps and His Organization
The first class was led by Roger Welch who’s been teaching at the camps since 2018. “I’m a family friend and real close with Joey’s sister, Ellen,” he said. “I ran a theater company in Idaho, and she lived in the town and acted in several shows. I got to know the whole family.” Asked how he connected with the camp Welch said, “when I left that job ...
The second class was taught by actor Barry Pearl, who portrayed the part of Doody in the movie “Grease” in which Joey’s younger brother John had the lead role playing opposite Olivia Newton John. “It’s an amazing program,” Pearl said. “I’ve been with it for nine years.” Two students in his class pitched their film ideas to him and Travolta. “This i...
The third class was facilitated by Jessica Saul, a teacher with Inclusion Films. Her background is in neurodiverse theater with a company based in New York and she’s working to bring them to California. She lives in LA and works with the camps. It’s been a wonderful experience because it brings together my two passions of performing and teaching. “...
The film crew for the day consisted of staff of Inclusion Films some of whom were previous students in Travolta’s classes. “I had experience in the music industry,” crew member Mobley said. “So, I stepped up and I’ve been doing sound ever since.” Crew member Brandon said he’s a student at Inclusion Films in Bakersfield. “I’m part of the upper class...
Following the three class pitches, Travoltatook some time to answer questions, mostly asked by DeeAnn Payton, (mother of the Enterprise’s interim publisher) who was also at the camp and saw the pitches of all three classes. “Now, they actually make their films on site,” he said. “Each class will show the rough cut of their film at the camp this Fri...
Aug 2, 2021 · The Joey Travolta Short Film Camp is back in Livermore this month, empowering special needs students with the confidence and skills to make their cinematic dreams come true.
In partnership with North Bay Regional Center, Solano County Office of Education hosts short film camps through Inclusion Films at no cost to any student. Founded by veteran filmmaker Joey Travolta, Inclusion Films’ short film camps teach young adults who are 18-23 years old and have neurodiverse abilities the principles of film making.
Learn the art of film making from concept to creation with Joey Travolta, special educator and filmmaker, at his Short Film Camp for students, 3rd grade and up. Campers write, direct, act, edit and shoot a 60 min + digital short film in 2 weeks. OLMC hosts the camp and offers a Red Carpet Premiere for the work.
Jun 14, 2018 · For 13 years, Travolta has run his Summer Inclusion Film Camp. This is the first time he has held it in Stockton. 50 students, ages 18-22 with the Stockton Unified School District's Young...
