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Youth Opportunities

BRIC Teen Media & Curatorial Fellowships

Ready to shape the future of teen art or film in NYC? Apply by September 24 for BRIC’s paid Teen Curatorial or Teen Media Fellowships, in-person programs where teens curate an art exhibition and film festival showcasing the work of fellow young creatives.

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Teen Photography Bootcamp (Fall Intensive 2026)    

Interested in photography? Apply by September 27, 2026 for BRIC’s Teen Photography Bootcamp, an in-person program spanning 8 sessions with a $200 stipend, where NYC high schoolers ages 14–18 master the techniques of street photography, gain hands-on experience with DSLR cameras, and learn important editing skills.

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Teen Filmmaking Bootcamp (Fall Intensive 2026)

Interested in filmmaking? Apply by September 27, 2026 for BRIC’s Teen Filmmaking Bootcamp, an in person program spanning 8 sessions with a $200 stipend, where NYC high schoolers ages 14–18 learn production and editing while earning certification to access professional equipment.

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About BRIC Youth Education

For over three decades, BRIC has been a pioneer in providing exceptional art education to public school students throughout Brooklyn. BRIC’s Youth Education program is distinguished by the involvement of professional artists and media makers, who bring their individual professional practices into the classroom via in-school residencies that introduce new ways of learning through a project-based approach. Programs are tailored to the needs of each individual classroom and aligned to local and state educational standards. For more information, please email [email protected].

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