What if screen time could actually build something?
Turn wasted hours into high-value skill development. Your child will leave with a real film and lasting confidence.
The Problem We Solve
You're a busy parent.
You know your child's on a screen, and you worry they're consuming instead of creating. You don't have time to run complex STEAM projects after school.
You need someone to do the heavy lifting.
We turn screen time into skill time; your child will walk away with a finished film, not just another forgotten session in Roblox, Fortnite, or YouTube.
How Screen Time Becomes Skill Time (The Process)
Over 10 weeks or 3 days, your child learns filmmaking through claymation. They don't just watch—they make the film.
Develop the story and script.
Build characters out of clay.
Direct their miniature set.
Animate it frame by frame on an iPad.
Edit and add sound effects. The result? A finished film they made from start to finish.
Showcase: Turning Obsession into Creation
Eleven-year-old Patrick was obsessed with Back to the Future and Temple Run. We challenged him to channel these passions into a single short stop-motion film. This is how we convert consuming screen time into tangible creative output.
"Back to the Future vs Temple Run" by Patrick ( 11-years-old).
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Claymation was the powerful vehicle for developing several key skills:
Sustained Focus: The meticulous process required, attention to detail, dramatically improves his Concentration & Focus.
Creative Application: Patrick channeled his passion into practice, sculpting a miniature DeLorean and detailed figurines of his characters.
Deep Engagement: The project kept him highly engaged, demonstrating his ability to combine disparate interests into a cohesive, engaging narrative.
Sessions Formats
10-Week Term Program
2 hours after school each week. Designed to build skills over time.
3-Day Holiday Camp
9am-3pm for 3 days.
1-Day Workshop
5-hour introduction to stop-motion animation.