Select The Term

This is a great introductory class for adults who want to learn about their DSLR camera and basic photography concepts. In eight weeks you will learn specifics of how to use your DSLR outside of AUTO mode & utilize features you may not even realize are in there. Getting comfortable in Manual Mode & taking control of the features, will help you make any type of image you can imagine! We spend 4-5 weeks in the classroom, 2-3 weeks shooting, and finish with a live critique where we, as a class see the difference in your work. Taught by Jesse Walker.

$130 tuition. Enroll by Jan 10 to save $40.

For age 11-17. This class is repeatable. This ART Photography class is an introduction to "seeing" and using the camera as a tool to capture the extraordinary that is right in front of us on a daily basis. The student can use the digital camera of choice as well as practice with the class DSLR for classroom projects only. Each class will end with an outdoor walk about photo safari. The first session will cover the introduction to using a digital camera and to framing up a composition that works effectively with the subject matter. This session will end with a photographic scavenger hunt. Session two: We will focus on the "self-image" and what each student finds to be the "Best Part of themselves." We will photograph those parts/ pieces collaboratively, this project will also include a portion that includes a writing assignment. Example: Eyes – so they can read or see... We will edit in & outside of class & print a collection of the images for the next class session. Session three: We will then work in collaboration to build a full scale portrait using the photo montage/ joiner technique. We will also apply color and type onto the pieces. Session four: We will experiment with some, not all of these novelty photographic techniques to create the idea of soft focus, double exposures & bokeh light shaping, Focal Length Pulls, reflection/ shadow & Night Photography. Students will be asked to email the instructor one or more files per week so they can be printed at a local print lab. Taught by Maria Ellen Huebner.

$85 tuition + $15 materials fee. Enroll by Jan 10 to save $40.

For Adults. The student should have a basic understanding of his or her camera and can use the camera of choice with access of a reflector or foam core fill card. The class is repeatable. This class is an exploration of "seeing the art in the everyday"...an exploration of that beauty of that & learning to talk about it. We will practice shooting using existing light while trying to remain a "fly on the wall." The instructor, Maria Ellen Huebner, will share some techniques in the idea of shooting "on the street" while remaining unobtrusive to the scene. We will be "walking the streets of Logan, Utah" and neighboring locations agreed upon pre-class session, be prepared with proper weather and walking attire. We will concentrate and be challenged to create environmental portraiture, candid everyday scenes and people oriented landscape imagery while being ready to create pictorial imagery as we see it. The class will have actual and on-line critiques on a weekly basis and the class will end with a small showing of work and a Portfolio Exchange. Taught by Maria Ellen Huebner. Please check out the instructor's website before you sign-up. www.mariaellenhuebner.com.

$130 tuition + $10 materials fee. Enroll by Mar 20 to save $40.

This is a great introductory class for adults who want to learn about their DSLR camera and basic photography concepts. In eight weeks you will learn specifics of how to use your DSLR outside of AUTO mode & utilize features you may not even realize are in there. Getting comfortable in Manual Mode & taking control of the features, will help you make any type of image you can imagine! We spend 4-5 weeks in the classroom, 2-3 weeks shooting, and finish with a live critique where we, as a class see the difference in your work. Taught by Jesse Walker.

$130 tuition.  Enroll by Mar 20 to save $40.

The focus of these classes are performance skills and ensemble work. The overall class purpose is for each student to gain self confidence in physical, facial and vocal expression using theatre tools and techniques to communicate ideas and stories to others using: Mind's eye, Creative Drama Acting exercises, Theatre games, Literature, Improvisation and Playmaking. NOTE: Students younger than 8 years of age will need instructor permission to enroll in the Production & Skill Building Classes.

For more information, contact the program directly at unicorntheatreloganorg@gmail.com or call 435-554-8311.

$75 with $5 discount for multiple household registrations using coupon code ufamily20.