Three More Weeks Of Media Classes Available At PAC 8 Community Media Center

Students enolled in the PAC 8 media classes. PAC 8 still has a few openings in some of its remaining classes. Courtesy/PAC 8

Students enolled in the PAC 8 media classes. Courtesy/PAC 8

Students enolled in the PAC 8 media classes. Courtesy/PAC 8

PAC 8 News:

PAC 8 still has a few openings in some of its remaining media classes. Plus, PAC 8 is newly air-conditioned! Editing in Adobe Premiere – students get to have fun and be really creative while they film and edit a movie.

Back by popular demand, GoPro + Drone Flying class. Students use a GoPro and learn how to make beautiful time-lapses and time-bending slow-motion films. Students love learning how to fly the drone! They get some awesome footage using the GoPro and have a great time editing their projects.

Another favorite is Blender, a professional free and open-sourced 3D computer graphics software used for creating animated films, 3D models, and visual effects. In previous Blender classes this summer, students created their own customized iPhones and built their own city filled with towering skyscrapers.

Visit the PAC 8 website at pac8cmc.com for a complete schedule of classes. To sign up call PAC 8 at 505.662.7228 or by email at pac8losalamos.com and indicate which session you would like. Classes cost $90 each.

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