SUMMER SPOTLIGHT SATURDAYS

  • This summer, we're diving into all things YouTube! Each age group will experience this in a unique way; that's part of the fun. Our goal is not only for everyone to enjoy filming and performing in their videos, but also to use this as an opportunity to express their creativity—especially when it comes to brainstorming and developing their own ideas.

  • Each age group will have one “big” video, surrounded with fun “smaller” ones.

    Small video examples; Challenges, vlogs, small skits, tutorials, ect.

    Big video examples: Music videos, short films, ect.

    The goal is to post at least 7 videos per age group over the course of the summer. This could be achieved by producing a small video each Saturday while gradually working on the big project in the background. Alternatively, you might choose to dedicate certain Saturdays solely to filming the big video, and others just for smaller projects. Feel free to structure this in a way that best fits your group’s pace and creativity.

  • June 7th-August 9th (inquire for late registration)

    10:00–10:30 AM – Introduction Time
    Kick off the day by introducing the week's theme, getting to know each other students, and setting a positive tone.

    10:30–11:00 AM – Brainstorm Session
    Collaboratively discuss and develop ideas for upcoming video projects—both small and big.

    11:00–11:15 AM – Game Plan Overview
    Go over the plan for the day: what you'll be filming, who’s doing what, and any specific goals.

    11:15 AM–12:50 PM – Filming Time
    Begin working on and filming your video content & let students take the lead!

    12:50–1:00 PM – Devotional & Prayer
    Wrap up the day with a short devotional and prayer to reflect and refocus.

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  • Young woman with long brown hair, wearing a black top, layered necklaces with turquoise stones, and a gray denim jacket, standing against a white brick wall.

    Miki Hooper

    K-6TH VOCALS AND HIP HOP

    Music and singing have been central to Miki’s life since childhood. She joined STAND at 13 and began performing with their professional hip hop crew by 14. Over the years, STAND has helped her grow into a skilled teacher, choreographer, and songwriter. In high school, Miki was a member of Keller TRIBE (Show Choir) and earned awards at All-State Choir competitions. She later starred as Evie in Descendants: The Musical and Tess in Camp Rock: The Musical, and has choreographed productions such as Freaky Friday and Forward to the Past. She also co-wrote music for three original STAND musicals: No Place Like Home, Forward to the Past, and Inside Scoop. Currently, Miki serves as Associate Worship Pastor at The Mount in Keller, where she combines her love of music and faith to guide and inspire her students at STAND.

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    ALISON HALE

    K-6 VOCALS AND ACTING

    Alison Hale is a performer, director, music director, choreographer, and educator with over 15 years of experience in the performing arts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance with a Theatre minor from the University of North Texas. Some of her most recent performing roles she has brought to life are Katherine (Freaky Friday), Grace (Annie), and Shelby (Steel Magnolias). Alison has taught all ages across DFW, directing and choreographing shows like Annie Kids, Nemo Kids, Frozen Kids, and Junie B. Jones Jr. She is passionate about fostering creativity, confidence, and kindness in her students and is guided by her love for Jesus in every aspect of her work.