Engage your imagination, develop new skills, and connect with young media makers across the city.

Wide Angle offers flexible and fun media making workshops for middle and high school students. Wide Angle’s programs offer opportunities to explore your creative side through various interactive activities led by skilled media instructors. Each workshop is developed to suit the academic and social-emotional needs of specific age groups, and to complement group sessions with independent learning. We offer classes on various days to help you find a time and medium to cultivate your creative passions, regardless of your schedule.

Registration is required to participate.

FAQ’s

I’m not sure if this class is for me. How can I talk to someone?
Contact our programs team, at Programs@WideAngleMedia.org.
I live outside Baltimore City - can I still attend this program?
Priority is given to Baltimore City residents or students who attend a BCPSS school and current students. We also reserve spaces for Baltimore County students. If there is additional space, new students who reside outside of Baltimore City and County will be considered.
How much does this program cost?
All Wide Angle programs are free!
Wow! High school students get paid to learn and participate in your programs. What do I need to do to receive a stipend?
Students who attend 50% or more of their classes are eligible to receive a pro-rated stipend. You will need to send a completed W-9 form to your teacher. More information will be provided by your teacher.
If programs have already started can I still register?
Yes! If the class is full, sign up for the waitlist.
How do I stay up-to-date about Wide Angle’s programs and when I can register?
Sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media.
Why is information about students collected in the application?
We ask for student information for several reasons. Contact information (phone, address, email) is for program communication and updates, and to be able to reach a family member in the case of emergency. Other demographic information such as age, gender, race, and household income level is collected to provide Wide Angle with an overview of the students impacted by our programs. This helps to make sure that we are meeting our goals to engage youth from historically under-resourced communities in Baltimore. We recognize that these are personal questions, and students and families may opt out of providing this information if they choose. Wide Angle receives funding from a large list of supporters, including through some grants that require demographic information (also to ensure that funds are serving the intended communities). When this information is reported to these funders, it is always combined by the overall program, and individual students are never identified.