Event description

If you are currently an active musician or singer, this is the camp for you. You will work with artists who have released music on iTunes and a music producer who can work one on one with you to coach and mentor you and give you an introduction to the music industry. 

Youth participants who are interested in acting or DJ’ing can also apply to work in our musical theatre and improv acting classes. This camp is a wonderful opportunity for all performers to grow. This will also enable you to work in these industries and receive future placements to build experience and strengthen your resume. 

This camp is designed to introduce students to self-advocacy through the provided activities which include self-expression exercises, job training placements and audition type roleplays to build self-confidence. Students can prepare for post-secondary education and training by participating in song writing, performing, and industry operational activities. This opportunity in job exploration allows students to learn the parts of production and performing and be placed with a business in their local community for work experience and resume building.

Workshop/Program Highlights 

• Learning the music and theatre industries
• Self-confidence building through performances and audition simulation
• Working with industry professionals who can increase skill acquisition
• Acquiring music and acting theory skills, including song writing and improv acting
• Collaborating with industry professionals and camp peers in one on one and group setting
• Gaining work experience opportunities within the performance industry

About the instructors

Amerability is an experienced contractor with youth across Washington. They provide people with lived experience who have a strong understanding of what it means to have blindness and low vision to encourage participants to achieve their goals through actions and provide mentoring and coaching through the process of starting points to outcome.

Space is limited to 10 participants. To be eligible for the Entertainment Experience Vision to Victory Camp, you must currently be playing an instrument, have previous drama or acting interests, or want to work in the music, theatre, or acting industries as your career goal. 

Please complete the online registration form by September 13, 2024. For more information, please contact Ryan Scott or call 208-818-3488.