Immersive VR content that allows you to physically walk with the dinosaurs – get a feel for how large these creatures actually were and get close enough to touch them – Interactive features allow for you to change the climate and build some of the environment like plant life, rocks, insects and much more.

Explore the interactive planetarium controls to discover stars, constellations, holograms and lasers! Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moon landings, explore the wonders of the cosmos and take a tour of the International Space Station.

Interact with and create in the celestial void adding stars, black holes, Comets and much more

A multi-award winning self-discovery experience into the human body. You can now visualize the skeletal system, muscles, vessels, nerves, and other organs in 3D. Delve into the human models and see what you are made of. The app features an extensive knowledge-base of anatomical definitions with terminology based on the official Terminologia Anatomica.

Explore a vivid underwater world full of life including dolphins, sharks, orcas, turtles, sea snakes, rays, manatees, sea lions, whales, and even dinosaurs!

Paint in 3D space with virtual reality. Unleash your creativity with three-dimensional brush strokes, stars, light, and even fire. Your room is your canvas. Your palette is your imagination. The possibilities are endless.

Enjoy a partial tour of the Louvre as well as an in depth study of the works and techniques of Leonardo Da Vinci including a ride on his flying machine over the Italian countryside.

Great Paintings from the Great Museums of the World in Virtual Reality. More than 1000 famous paintings to admire and enjoy.

Step on the podium and become a true orchestra conductor in Maestro. Unique VR experience, was developed to make the world of orchestral conducting accessible to everyone.

Roughly 50 cataloged Virtual reality compatible videos from sites from around the holy lands depicting events and occurrences as they relate to the scriptures. Miracles of Christ 360 video also available.

Sandbox building experience. Create vehicles carrying something somewhere. Good for creative thinking and problem solving.

Course Description:

Embark on an electrifying journey into the world of robotics! Over the course of five action-packed weeks, you’ll dive headfirst into three thrilling areas: 3D printing, coding, and basic electrical engineering.

Week 1 - Unleashing Your Creativity with Robotics and 3D Printing: We ignite our adventure with a fascinating overview of robotics and its awe-inspiring real-world applications. You’ll be introduced to the magic of 3D printing technology, discovering different types of 3D printers, materials, and the exhilarating process of designing and bringing your own 3D models to life!

Week 2 - Building Your Own Robots with 3D Printed Parts: Armed with your 3D printed parts, you’ll start constructing your very own robots. You’ll learn about the diverse world of robots, their components, and the magic that makes them move!

Week 3 - Electrifying Your Knowledge with Basic Electrical Engineering: Delve into the basics of electrical engineering discovering how electricity brings your robots to life, learn about circuits, and master the art of safely working with electrical components.

Week 4 - Diving into the World of Programming: This week, you’ll plunge into the captivating world of programming. Using a beginner-friendly language, you’ll learn how to write your own programs and take control of your robots.

Week 5 - Mastering the Art of Programming Robots: In our final week and building on your newfound knowledge, you’ll learn how to program your robots to perform specific tasks. You’ll unravel the mystery of using sensors and actuators in harmony with your code.

By the end of this thrilling course, you’ll have a solid foundation in robotics, 3D printing, programming, and basic electrical engineering. You’ll have built and programmed your own robot, setting the stage for more advanced exploration in these exciting fields.

Get ready to unleash your potential and step into the future of technology!

“UNR3AL Broadcasting (URB)”

Where pixels ignite, stories unfold, and imagination takes flight! Imagine a cosmic dance of electrons, choreographed by technology, racing across the digital stage. At URB, teens will explore the art and science of video broadcasting. From capturing stunning visuals to live streaming, our campers will gain practical skills and unleash their creativity. Let’s break down the components:

1. Dates: A fun-filled week during summer break. (JUNE 3RD-7TH)

2. Ages: Geared towards teens and preteens aged 11-17.

3. Location: 610 S. Main St. Culpeper VA 22701

Daily Activities:

Day 1: Introduction to Video Broadcasting

• Morning Session:

o Welcome and Icebreakers: Get to know fellow campers and instructors.

o Video Basics: Understand camera angles, framing, and composition.

o Technology: Explore available technology and its applications in entertainment, design, and broadcasting.

• Afternoon Session:

o Open Broadcast Software (OBS): Learn how to use OBS for live streaming and recording.

o Hands-On Practice: Set up scenes, add overlays, and stream to platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Rumble.

o Guest Speaker: Invite a local broadcaster or filmmaker to share insights.

Day 2: Lights, Camera, Action!

• Morning Session:

o Professional Cameras: Introduce high-quality camera systems and lenses.

o Lighting Techniques: Understand key, fill, and backlighting.

o Scriptwriting: Craft engaging video scripts.

• Afternoon Session:

o On-Camera Talent: Campers take turns as hosts, presenters, or actors and form (3) 4 person teams.

o Live Interviews: Practice interviewing skills and support staff management.

Day 3: Editing and Post-Production

• Morning Session:

o Editing Software: Dive into CapCut and other video editing tools.

o Cutting Clips: Learn about transitions, color grading, and sound design.

• Afternoon Session:

o Hands-On Editing: Campers edit their recorded footage.

o Creating Trailers: Craft teasers for their upcoming projects.

o Feedback Session: Peer review and instructor feedback.

Day 4: Live Streaming and Virtual Sets

• Morning Session:

o Virtual Sets: Create virtual backgrounds using green screens.

o Live Streaming Strategies: Discuss audience engagement and chat moderation.

o Interactive Elements: Add polls, graphics, and overlays.

• Afternoon Session:

o Live Show Rehearsal: Campers produce a mock live show.

o Live Show editing: Rough cuts on editing and postproduction

o Retakes: Campers make corrections or reshoot footage that didn’t play well in editing.

Day 5: Showcase and Graduation

• Morning Session:

o Final Touches: Fine-tune projects.

o Campers’ Showcase: Each camper team presents their video segment.

o Awards and Certificates: Recognize outstanding work.

• Afternoon Session:

o Graduation Ceremony: Parents and friends join and watch the productions.

o Camp Recap: Share highlights and memories.

o Future Opportunities: Discuss career paths in broadcasting.

o Awards: Best project will be announced by Culpeper Renaissance, the Culpeper Technology Institute, and showcased on UNR3AL1TY’s various media channels giving credit to the production team and onscreen talent.

Takeaways:

• Technical Skills: Campers master camera operation, lighting, editing, and live streaming.

• Collaboration: Work as a team, just like in a real production studio.

• Creativity: Express ideas through video storytelling.

• Industry Insights: Learn from guest speakers and industry professionals.

At URB, we empower teens and preteens to become confident broadcasters, ready to shine in the digital age!

Positions and Disciplines Studied:

1. Producer:

o The initial contact for the project.

o Talks with the client to set high-level goals and expectations.

o Assembles the production team, starting with the director.

o Remains involved throughout pre-production, production, and post-production.

2. Director:

o The most involved person on and off set.

o Assembles the right crew for the job.

o Adjusts the script to stay within budget and timeline.

o Oversees all aspects of production, including technical details like camera position and lighting.

o Responsible for scheduling on set.

o Manages talent and keeps the crew on time.

o Assists the director and producer.

o May also check off the shot list and ensure props are in place

o Responsible for creating the right mood and ambiance on set.

3. Cinematographer:

o In charge of lighting and camera work.

o Collaborates with the lighting director.

o Creates the desired visual look envisioned by the director.

o Handles physical media storage (memory cards) during the shoot.

o Ensures empty cards are ready for shooting and backs up filled cards for safekeeping.

4. Camera Operator:

o Operates the camera during filming.

o Follows the director’s instructions for framing and movement.

o Handles focus pulling and lens changes.

5. On Screen Talent

Roles: On-screen talent can include:

• Actors: They portray characters in films, TV shows, and commercials.

• Presenters/Hosts: They engage with the audience, introduce segments, and guide viewers through content.

• Social Media Influencers: They create content for online platforms.

Media Types: On-screen talent appears in:

• Television: In scripted shows, reality programs, news broadcasts, etc.

• Film: Acting in movies.

• Commercials: Advertising products or services.

• Online Videos: YouTube, streaming platforms, and social media.