Arts Academy High School
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Located in Michigan, Interlochen Arts Academy boarding high school prepares young artists for rewarding careers and fosters academic excellence.
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The comparative arts major is designed for high school students who want to pursue in-depth, self-directed study across arts and academics.
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Writers create and study poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting and playwriting with a faculty of published authors in a supportive, inspiring environment.
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Dancers develop their versatility, technical and artistic skills in a ballet-based curriculum that is complemented by study in jazz, modern dance and other contemporary styles.
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Young filmmakers explore every dimension of their craft: screenwriting, cinematography, production, sound design and editing.
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Musicians are challenged, inspired and motivated by talented peers, faculty and guest artists and have frequent opportunities to perform in a full range of large and small ensembles.
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From the study of Stanislavsky-based acting technique to the state-of-the-art facilities, students get hands-on experience in performance - or design and technology.
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Visual artists develop personal vision and technical abilities through work with a variety of media, in vibrant studio setting where experimentation and problem-solving are encouraged.
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Wondering what it's like to be a student at Interlochen Arts Academy boarding high school? Watch our new video about living and learning here at Interlochen.
A student profile of Charles Overton, a harp major at Interlochen Arts Academy.
In January 2010, Carol Jantsch an alumna of Interlochen Arts Camp and Academy returned to campus to give master classes and perform with the Academy orchestra.

















