The tailored curriculum to teach the filmmakers of tomorrow

Set your high schoolers to master the art of visual storytelling through our filmmaking curriculum.

A woman sitting sideways on an armchair with her legs over the armrest, posing casually. A man holds a camera pointed at her. The room is lit up in red and white light, giving a dramatic atmosphere.

The future of film

Magenta Origins holds the key to ensuring the success of your high school's future filmmakers. Our curriculum holds courses in writing, video production, film history, design, special effects, marketing, and much more.

In-person

Real and tangible, students will get training in equipment and software, putting what they learn from classroom lectures to practice.

Remote

Top-tier digital courses prepare students to apply their knowledge with provided equipment and software sent to your school or their homes.

Hybrid

A mix of both worlds, students will apply what they learn in online courses to in-person labs and practice classes.

See what our students have made

A young woman with blood splattered on her face is resting a baseball bat on her shoulder, looking intently to her left.

A woman, turned into a zombie, is looking at the viewer. The lower right of her face is torn off.

A racecar jeep is being driven across a dirt plain, making a turn ot the right. Dust is swept up in the turn.

A man dressed as a viking wielding a tomahawk and shouting. Rain is visible across his face.

A view from the ground showing the lower legs of a couple facing each other and standing in the snow. One is wearing gray pants and brown shoes, and the other is wearing tall tan boots. The second person is standing on their heels.

A woman wearing cowboy apparel sitting on a white horse. She is tilting her hat. The background shows a mountain with the sunset resting against it.

A man in a red shirt romantically holding a woman in a tan sweater from behind her. The man looks forward, and the woman is smiling with her eyes closed.

A humanoid figure hidden behind fogged glass. The vague shape of their head and torso is visible. Their hands are pressed up against the glass.

A man holding a newspaper that is on fire. He is holding the newspaper up to cover his face.

A woman is standing in a forest covered in snow. She is wearing a red parka that contrasts against the white of the snow.

A humanoid figure with abnormally smooth features and no eyes wearing a black outfit. It stares at the viewer.

Clients

Trusted by top schools.

Woodside High School
Bayshore High
Eastside High School of Fine Arts
Oak Grove Academy
Greenlands High School

Talk to us

Teach the best of filmmaking at your school

Set your students to success in filmmaking today. Email or call to set up a consultation.

Send an email to Curriculum@MagentaOrigins.com

Phones are open Monday through Friday 8am to 4:30pm ET at (356) 991-0465

Have any questions?

Get in touch with us to ask questions or request pricing or curriculum information through email or phone.

Send an email to Questions@MagentaOrigins.com

Phones are open Monday through Friday 8am to 4:30pm ET at (356) 991-0465

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Our business department will be happy to answer questions from reporters and journalists looking to get more information about Magenta Origins.

Send an email to Business@MagentaOrigins.com

Phones are open Monday through Friday 8am to 1pm ET at (356) 991-0732

Are you a student? Let your school know about Magenta Origins.