MICHELLE VOSS
Founder
A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin Radio, Television, Film program, Michelle founded the Film Camp for Girls in 2007. While producing and directing her first film project, she saw--first hand--how few women worked in film production. This experience led her to create the Film Camp for Girls, a space where young women and girls can learn the nuts and bolts of filmmaking from professional women filmmakers. She currently raises funding for art and art education at The Contemporary Austin and is completing her Masters in Art Education at The University of Texas at Austin.
beth link
Program Manager
Beth Link is an animator, educator, and installation artist living in Austin, Texas. She recently received her M.A. in Community Art Education and is pursuing her PhD in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Texas. She co-founded HIVE Arts Collective, where she collaborates with local artists and organizations to program workshops for women in the Austin area. Her most recent work was an animated short called "Siren Song", and a series of videos and installations exploring toxic masculinity for the immersive performance, "He."
MEI MAKINO
Technology Supervisor and Photographer
Supora Carr
Teaching Artist
leslie Smeaton
Teaching Artist
Mei is a proud graduate of the 2009 Film Camp for Girls and an alumni of The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor's degree in Radio, Television, and Film. She's interned with Apatow Productions, the Texas Film Commission, and has freelance photography experience. Her short film "Evidence for Santa" played at the Dallas Video Fest, Longhorn Showcase, and PBS KERA. "Evidence for Santa" also garnered her a "Standifer Emerging Filmmaker Award" and filmmaking scholarship from UT. When it's not summer, Mei can be found teaching elementary and middle school students filmmaking with the organization Creative Action. .
Supora is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin Radio, Television, Film program. She is an Austin-based film and video producer and editor.
Leslie is an alumni of the Media Technology program at the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders and a graduate of the Stephen F. Austin State University film program. She was an editor for a segment of Slacker 2011, and has produced a number of short films.