Radio Camp is a week-long, summer enrichment day camp for middle school students interested in technology, journalism, and the exciting world of radio!
Over the week, students learn the basics of audio recording in the studio and in the field; how to conduct an interview; how to edit sound on computers into a news story; and the other skills needed to write, record, edit, and create stories for radio broadcast.
Information on Radio Camp 2018 can be found here.
For inquiries or to add your name to the Radio Camp mailing list, please contact 88.5 WFDD at 336-758-8850 or wfddradiocamp@gmail.com.
Experience Radio Camp by watching our short video.
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9:37am Nov 17, 2017Human Interest Human InterestSound Supervisor Transitions From The Theater To Podcasts: Taylor Dankovich
Radio Camper, Will Yoder, speaks with Taylor Dankovich, the Sound Supervisor at Triad Stage, about the theater's latest productions and her growing interest in podcasts.
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2:23pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsUsing The Arts As Inspiration For Lighting Design: Norman Coates
Norman Coates is a Lighting Designer at UNCSA.
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2:22pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsThe Importance Of Maintaining Community Within A Local Writing Network: Ed Southern
Radio Camper Connor Vargas interviews Ed Southern, the Executive Director of the North Carolina Writer's Network about how he got involved in the local writing community.
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2:21pm Jul 24, 2017Sound Design Storytelling Aids In Suspension Of Disbelief: Evan Cook
Evan Cook is a freelance sound designer. Radio Camper Turner Lie-Nielsen speaks with him about how he got involved in sound design and what makes sound design an essential component of theatre.
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2:19pm Jul 24, 2017Passion Project Shares The Stories Of The People Behind Local Businesses: Andrea Littell
Andrea Littell is a blogger who writes towniesws.com.
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2:18pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsWorking Together To Create Art: Keith Hobgood
Radio Camper Lily Sanders speaks to Keith Hobgood, an animator at Out of Our Minds Studio in Winston-Salem, about what inspired him to become an artist and the importance of working as part of an a
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2:15pm Jul 24, 2017Combining A Love Of Drawing With A Love Of Performing: John Bowhers
John Bowhers is the Producing Director of Peppercorn Theatre.
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2:14pm Jul 24, 2017Making Customers Happy At Krankies Coffee: Gaby Cardall
Gaby Cardall is the General Manager of Krankies Coffee. She talked with Radio Camper Lex Charlton about how she came to Krankies Coffee and her many responsibilities.
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2:13pm Jul 24, 2017Human Interest Human InterestThe Struggles And Successes Of Small Business Ownership: Jaime Perez
Jaime Perez is the co-owner of Sweet Aromaz - a coffee and flower shop in downtown Winston-Salem.
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2:06pm Jul 24, 2017Human Interest Human InterestA Local Hot Sauce Connoisseur On His Venture Into Creating His Own: Michael Touby
Michael Touby is the Founder of Maya Mike's. Radio Camper CJ Pacholke speaks with him about the hot sauce industry and what goes into its production.
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2:04pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsThe Importance Of Engaging Young Audiences In Theater Productions: Harry Poster
Harry Poster is the Artistic Director for Peppercorn Theatre. Radio Camper Julia Kincaid talks to him about his passion for theater and incorporating younger audiences into the show.
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2:02pm Jul 24, 2017Preserving The Past Through Cinematography: Diana Greene
Diana Greene is a photographer, documentarian, and writer.
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2:00pm Jul 24, 2017Arts ArtsUsing Creativity To Teach Others How To Work Through Trauma: Nathan Ross Freeman
Nathan Ross Freeman is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Authoring Action.
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