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2nd Annual PBS SoCal Student Media Camp

PBS SoCal hosted nine high school students for an intensive workshop over the course of 3 days.
PBS SoCal hosted nine high school students for an intensive workshop over the course of 3 days.

PBS SoCal held its second-ever Student Media Camp from July 22-24, 2026, hosting nine high school students for an intensive workshop over the course of 3 days. During the Camp, students learned the fundamentals of journalism, about careers in the media industry, and produced their own social and digital media content inspired by PBS SoCal broadcast + digital programming.

Go behind the scenes of PBS SoCal's 2nd annual Student Media Camp.
2026 PBS SoCal Media Camp Behind the Scenes

The Camp’s Curriculum included workshops on the following subjects:

  • Journalism 101  
  • How To Produce Thoughtful, Quality Social Media Content  
  • Camera Equipment Overview + Interview Set-up  
  • Adobe Premiere Pro Editing 

Camp participants were divided into three teams, paired with a mentor and were tasked with writing, filming, and editing social media content surrounding PBS SoCal programming focused on Latino sub-cultures. Student work dived into subject-matter tied to the following productions: Legends of Lucha Libre, American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez, and ASCO: Without Permission.

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