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No reservation is needed.Bring your children to meet Dr. K, the summer camp instructors, and meet the Rolling Robots’ team members who won the Excellence Award at VEXWorlds 2015, and of course the winning robot too. Sweet treats will be served.This year, Rolling Robots offers 1/2 day One-week summer camps for children 5 to 14 years of age. ‘Bots for Tots’ camp welcomes all 5 to 6 year-olds. Many hands-on activities learning building and coding are waiting for them. Coding camps are high in demand this year. Kids as young as 6 can join ‘Scratch’ camp to design their own games. In addition to the popular ‘Minecraft 2.0 - MOD’, there are also new camps such as ‘App Development’ and ‘Mech-Bots 2.0’ camp for children older than 9. For children who love building robot, we have the all time favorite camp ‘Robots Rock’ where campers may build their own version of Baymax if they wish.Stop by today Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30pm at Rolling Robots West LA (10955 W. Pico Blvd.) and tomorrow Friday, 5:30 to 6:50pm at Rolling Robots Glendale (1800 S. Brand Blvd, Glendale).
This post is contributed by a community member. The views expressed in this post are the author's. Registered users are welcome to post on Patch. More from Westwood-Century City Patch Daily Newsletter - The latest Westwood-Century City news delivered to your inbox every morning Breaking News Alerts - Real-time updates on breaking stories in Westwood-Century City By clicking "Subscribe", you agree to have read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Earlier today I sat down with writer/director Richard Kelly (“Donnie Darko”, “Southland Tales”) to talk about his upcoming movie “The Box”. For those who don’t know, the movie is set around a deceptively simple moral dilemma. An average couple is offered an opportunity to get themselves out of financial difficulty: a million dollars, in exchange for the knowledge that their acceptance of this gift will result in the death of one person somewhere in the world – someone they don’t know. The big question is, “What will they do?”
But writer/director Richard Kelly is also asking, “What would you do?” While some interviews are rushed, our conversation was extensive and if you’re a fan of Richard Kelly or just curious about “The Box”, then you’ll definitely want to watch this. He talked about how the Arcade Fire came to the project, when will the score be released, the writing process, how his dad really worked at NASA and how he influenced James Marsden’s character, is the Blu-ray of both “Donnie Darko” and “Southland Tales” the final editions of those films, what will be on “The Box” Blu-ray, what is he working on now, and so much more. Take a look after the jump: As always, I’ve listed what we talked about above each part. And if you’d like to watch some clips from “The Box”, click here. “The Box” gets released this Friday. Richard Kelly part 1 What’s it like to finally be at the Monday before release His dad worked at NASA in real life. He talks about what he did and how it relates to The Box
Where did he pick what he wanted to focus on from the short story Twitter question #1 – Would he push the button Twitter question #2 – What was it like to work with the Arcade Fire and does he know when the new album is coming out. Says they are recording it right now. What kind of collaboration was it with the band. He says they recorded 12 demo tracks before proceeding Richard Kelly part 2 Twitter question #3 – When will the score be released. Explains why it’s going to be a little while Twitter question #4 – What is the status of a director’s cut of Southland Tales on Blu-ray and is the Donnie Darko Blu-ray the final edition of the film What will be on the DVD/Blu-ray of The Box – talks about a few of the extras like his commentary, a documentary on the making of the film, a short documentary on Richard Matheson, the shorts on the website, and says the deleted scenes from the movie might not be on the DVD. Says it’s more likely they’ll be included on a future edition of the movie whether that be extended DVD or whatever they chose