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Camp Name: Digital Media Adventures
Camp Focus: Summer courses in Game Design, 3D Game Design Extreme, Robotics, Web Design, Animated Flash, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Filmmaking
Owner: Digital Media Academy
Director: By Location
Address:
Corporate office: 1925 Winchester Blvd. Ste 109, Campbell, CA 95008
Summer Locations:
Stanford University, CA - University of California, San Diego - University of California, Berkeley - 
Claremont Colleges, CA - University of Texas, Austin - University of Michigan, Ann Arbor - University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia - DePaul University, Chicago
Phone Number: 866-656-3342 (toll free)
Fax Number: 408.374.4325
Email: info@digitalmediaacademy.org
Website: http://www.digitalmediaadventures.com/
Ages: 9-13
Camp Type: Residential and commuter, 1 or more weeks
Camp Season: June 23, 2008 - August 22, 2008
Setting: Beautiful and prestigious campus settings
Gender: male & female
Camp Capacity: 100 per week/per location, 20 per class max
Pricing: $745 - $1,200/wk, multiple course discounts apply
Slogan: The Summer Computer Camp for Kids

At Digital Media Adventures, we strike a balance between in-class learning and out-of-doors fun. We recognize that kids need to move! We take breaks for recreation in the morning and afternoon that may include soccer, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, basketball, scavenger hunts and other crazy outdoor games. Evenings and weekends are packed with more organized outdoor activities with weekend trips to amusement parks, Lazer Tag facilities, video arcades and more. And of course, our adult supervisors ensure a fun and safe time for everyone!

The Digital Media Academy offers separate courses for kids, age 9-13, called Digital Media Adventures.  The hallmark of Adventures is its superior instructors. Other summer computer camps, by necessity, hire young people barely out of high school as instructors. At Digital Media Adventures, we have a more sophisticated approach. Our master instructors have a level of expertise you simply will not find at other computer camps. They are real-world industry professionals, working in the fields of 3D animation, video production and game design who also have a passion for teaching kids.