A 60-minute interactive assembly for a grade level or the entire school. The assembly introduces students to media arts concepts that are tied to Utah Core Standards through an interactive experience that includes student participation. Students explore media as a tool to express their ideas and tell their stories using film, music, or design. Students will also learn about career opportunities in the media arts and access to additional free afterschool programming at Spy Hop.
The assembly offers a hands-on immersive experience for students, putting together multiple areas of discipline in a fast and fun format while also developing 21st Century skills.

These STEAM based media arts Intensives introduce smaller groups of students (single class) to professional audio, design, animation, film production, and more! The goal for each student is to produce a completed piece of media by the end of the workshop. Spy Hop’s Artist Mentors work closely with teachers throughout the workshop to produce unique experiences that are tailored to the curriculum and thematic needs of the class. These intensives are offered for grades 5 and above and are typically comprised of 3 to 4 one-hour-long sessions. Student’s work will be shared publicly online, and students are given the opportunity to showcase and curate their projects.

These workshops are fun and engaging programs that produce a variety of experiences and finished media arts projects for students and teachers.

Schedule an Outreach Day and invite Spy Hop Artist Mentors to visit your class or school to share upcoming opportunities available for students to participate in Spy Hop programs.

These outreach opportunities are 30 minutes – 2 hours in duration.

Career Awareness Presentations (CAP)
Spy Hop’s Artist Mentors present what it takes to work as a media artist and all the hats necessary to make it a reality! Artist Mentors introduce small groups of students (single class) to their personal journey in their art medium plus lessons and advice on how to navigate the road and obstacles many creatives face as professionals. Students get the opportunity to ask questions and dig into the experiences and expertise of our Artist Mentors. These presentations are offered for grades 8 and above for a single classroom of students. Presentations are 20-30 minutes long, with 10-15 minutes of Q&A to wrap up the presentation.

These presentations are a fun, informative and enlightening experiences for students curious about the media arts.