Western Sydney Tech Innovators Youth: Movie Making with AI

Join us for an exciting one-day, hands-on AI camp where young creatives (ages 12-18) will explore the power of AI-driven image and video creation to produce their own short film! This interactive workshop is designed to blend technology, storytelling, and teamwork, empowering participants to bring their ideas to life using cutting-edge AI tools.

What to Expect:

✅ Discover how AI is transforming creative expression
✅ Hands-on experience with state-of-the-art AI video & image tools
✅ Work in teams to create an AI-powered short film
✅ Build skills in storytelling, collaboration, and digital creation

Why This AI Camp?

🚀We’re not just talking about AI—we’re taking action. This camp puts young creatives at the forefront of the AI revolution, equipping them with the skills to adapt, innovate, and create using the latest technology.

What to Bring?
🥪 Lunch, water, and snacks

Where will it happen?

🏤The event will be hosted at Level 3 of Phive in Parramatta's CBD, a safe and iconic space for community and innovation events.

Note: Spots are limited to 20 participants, so reserve your seat now and step into the future of AI-powered storytelling!

About WSTI:

Western Sydney Tech Innovators (WSTI) is a local social enterprise supported by City of Parramatta, Western Sydney Startup Hub powered by Spacecubed, LaunchPad Western Sydney University, and UNSW Founders and Business School.
WSTI is a grassroots initiative dedicated to fostering AI-powered innovation, community and workforce AI literacy education, technological and economic advancement in Western Sydney.

All ticket income will be used to fund equipment and AI tools for our various WSTI AI programs and meetup events, helping us continue to bring innovative technology education to the Western Sydney community.
More details about WSTI:
[1] https://wsti.org.au
[2] https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/western-sydney-tech-innovators/

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Lailei Huang at lailei.huang@wsti.org.au.