Explore Student Work
Spy Hop exists to give young people a platform to share their stories and ideas with the world. From personal narrative films to hip-hop music, students create digital media content to create positive social change.
Student Work Highlights 2018-19
In 2018-2019 students created over 1,000 individual and collaborative projects. This is just a small sample of the work that was created over the course of the year.
- Hopelessly Romantically
Cameron Baer
Personal Narrative, Film Apprenticeship Program - Glass Heart
Sincerely, The Universe
Original song, Musicology - What Can Happen in a Second
Maya Hardie
Poetic Documentary, Watch This! - Progress
“Ruby”
Podcast, Sending Messages - American
Kamila Stice
Documentary, Reel Stories - Worried
Ava Snow
Documentary, Reel Stories
Sincerely, The Universe - Musicology 2018
Listen to the latest album of all original songs from the Musicology Program. Sincerely, the Universe is a soulful collection of indie-rock music that explores life through the eyes of a teen.
PitchNic
Watch films from the award-winning PitchNic Program, Spy Hop’s most advanced filmmaking program. PitchNic students create fiction and non-fiction films that cover many genres and topics.
Reel Stories
Watch short documentary films from first-time film students in the Reel Stories Program.
Voices of the West
Explore personal narratives and community spotlights from Voices of the West students in Blanding, Tooele, and Vernal, Utah.
Watch This!
Watch thematic episodes from Watch This!, Spy Hop’s web channel that gives advanced film students the opportunity to explore social issues, politics, religion, education, environmental issues, and more.
801 Sessions
Watch live recorded videos created by 801 Sessions students of Salt Lake City youth bands performing in local venues.
