​OUR VISION

The state of the art summer camp and after school program, Tinseltown Studios, was designed to keep the art of CREATIVITY intriguingly vital in the communities. This upscale camp is a non-profit organization aimed to allow kids ages 5 and up the opportunity to begin fulfilling their dreams from the very start. This intense fun-infused after school and summer workshop program offers a child, adolescent and/or teen all of the needs to prepare for the industry that they may want to pursue as a career. Tinseltown Studios strives to bring positivity, creativity, productivity, and ambition to the youth all over the world to execute their dreams.​​
 

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Public Opinion on the Importance of Drama

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What does the average American think of drama? The statistics from the studies below show that most of the public feels the performing arts play a significant role in our culture and communities and are important to America’s youth.

In 2002, the Performing Arts Research Coalition (PARC) conducted surveys in 10 major metropolitan areas regarding the role of Performing Arts in their lives and communities. They discovered that at least 90 percent of respondents from each metropolitan area agreed or strongly agreed that the performing arts contribute to the education and development of children. More than 60 percent of respondents in each location who had children aged 13 and older strongly agreed that the performing arts contribute to the education and development of children. On average, just over half of respondents had attended a live theatre performance in the past year. According the to surveys in all 10 cities, live theatre is the most commonly attended type of performance. According to a May 2005

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Harris Poll:
• 93 percent of Americans believe that the arts are essential to a complete education
 

• 79 percent feel that the arts should be a priority in education reform
 

• 79 percent consider the issues facing arts education to be significant enough to merit their personally taking action.

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AATE. “The effects of Theatre Education” What the Evidence Shows can be found on the web http://www.aate.com/?page=effects