
Programs and Residencies that empower your students
Coyote Love EDU-tainment offers a variety of residencies and workshops the production of digital audio and visual media. We work with grades K-12 in both general and special education. Our residencies are tailor designed for each school and population that we partner with. Below are some examples of the kinds of residencies we offer.

Photography

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Use of digital cameras plus associated hardware and software, use of natural and artificial light, learning about angles, contrast, shadow, composition and ultimately developing the “photographic eye.”
Filmmaking

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Tailor-made filmmaking programs featuring hands-on experience with cameras, mics, audio recorders, lighting, direction, research, digital editing, creative writing, teamwork and decision making.
Documentary filmmaking

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Bring Social Justice to your classroom. Our documentary programs encourage students to ask and attempt to answer important questions. Documentary research connects with Social Studies curricula and encourages student research. From day one our students gain hands-on experience with cameras, mics, audio recorders, lighting, direction, research, digital editing, creative writing, teamwork and decision making.
Special effects and greenscreen

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Every student's imagination is exercised in our special effects program. These residencies offer experience in creative visualization, planning, cameras, mics, audio-recording, lighting, direction, research, digital editing, teamwork, and computer file systems.
Video Journalism

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Our young newscasters and fledgling bloggers will practice the use of cameras, lighting, green screen, mics and audio recording. These projects offer hands-on experience with direction, research, digital editing, creative writing, teamwork, decision making, public speaking and journalism.
Music for film

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Music and film go hand-in-hand. Our music for film projects allow students to gain experience as producers, songwriters, instrumentalists, electronic music creators, recording and mixing engineers and more.
Introduction to music, rhythm and notation

A "Music 101" course that covers basic notation, music and rhythm creation with real and virtual instruments. Not only do our students learn and practice the language of music, but also practice teamwork and cooperation.
Ask about our other tailor-made residencies, such as...

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World music appreciation
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Multitrack digital audio production
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Loop-based beat-making
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Live sound reinforcement
and more!
