Keystone
Mascots offers more
than a mascot, we provide your
VEHICLE to
marketing
fun!
High
Performance Training - Mascot Camps
When?
August 12, 13, 14 - Hershey / Lancaster, Pa.
August TBA - San Jose, Ca. (we will announce the dates in April!)
Want to host your own mascot camp? Get at least ten campers
together and email info@keystonemascots.com
Who? Training
camp for high school, collegiate,
corporate,
professional sports, and
personal mascot
performers and their advisors. We will
also offer Fantasy Mascot Camper packages for those who never did, but
want to try being a professional mascot!
Learn character
development, acting
skills,
safety, and costume care.
Discuss PIAA and NCAA
regulations, general liability
issues and performer's safety.
Learn
skits to use at games, events and pep
rallies.
Take home a CD of
skit
music.
Receive a DVD with footage of
practices, skits
and your
performance.
Get a camp manual
filled with
follow-up
training and maintenance.
Enjoy two
complimentary tickets for the graduation game, with the opportunity to
purchase extra tickets for friends and family members.
Cost?
$250 per camper,
plus travel and
lodging. $50 discounts will be
honored to Keystone Mascots
clients, performers signing up from the same organization, returning
campers, and clients
who refer other mascots.
Camp
Staff Charlton Jordan - Gymnastic
specialist. Charlton has faithfully represented NCAA Basketball,
Fresno State University, the Altoona Curve, and tours with
Jumping Jack and Krazy Karacters throughout the nation as an
independant mascot performer. Charlton has
a new mascot character for ministries - "Daniel the Lion".
Karen
Simmons - Corporate specialist. Karen is best known for
her embodiment of Red Robin in the Central Pennsylvania region, but
also is requested by "a big, non-profit children's media program" to
bring to life some of tv's most notable fuzzy characters.
Erin
Blank - Self-styled knowitall. Or at least that's what we
let her believe. Has performed in nearly every conceiveable venue
as a mascot and what she hasn't done she probably has a story of
someone else who did. Erin's vast knowledge of the mascot world
and penchant for youthful personality development brings thought to
action in character building.
George
Russo - Comedy/Theater specialist. George is our funny
guy. He spent time with the Florida Marlins entertainers crew,
was the original NHL "Stanley C. (Florida) Panther", the original NFL
"T.D." for the Miami Dolphins, and has trained & Performed Improv
Comedy at "the Second City" LA and "UCB" NYC. On the serious side
George can also give advise on negotiations and compensation. You've
got questions George has answers. George is bucking for a
Keystone Mascots Summer
Camp that includes a Friday night catching lobsters in Key West.
Barbara
Becker - Customer Service Specialist - Barb is a Certified
Massage Therapist from Lancaster School of Massage. Been practicing for
16 years, now has a private practice. In 1997 Barb started
working for Hersheypark as costume character. From there Barb performed
as Coaster, mascot for Hershey Wildcats for two years until the team
disolved. She has been the Hershey Bears' mascot Coco's "best
friend" since 2001. Barb love mascoting because you can be
silly and have fun, and it shows when she's at work. Barb will
help us keep our focus on the enjoyment of the job, especially under
high pressure.
Camp
Sponsors
Want to be a mascot camp
sponsor? Join the millions of people* who have been exposed to
our Mascot Camps!
Receive a full page
advertisement in our Keystone Mascots handbook for
a full calendar year.
Sponsor your local
high school mascot if you don't have your own mascot!
Allow campers and
administrators try your products first
hand.
Get free tickets to
the graduation game.
$50 discount for
each of your mascot campers.
Free sit-ins on
camp classes for your mascot advisors.
*
Millions include
the 25,000 who will see the mascots live this year, the coverage from
local and regional television outlets, and newspapers which in the past
have included the Washington Post, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Central
Penn Business Journal, and American Profile and ESPN Magazines.
What
are they saying?
"The DVD was well
received by my family at a recent family gathering. Evan could
not wait to show it off. He is still talking about what a
wonderful time he had. We worked on his costume some more, even
added a head band.
Your insight and inspiration to what a mascot brings to a community is
wonderful. Sometimes we need to see things through others eyes.
Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication. Your
enthusiasm is contagious!"
Cheryl Miller
Oneonta (NY) High School
"Everyone in the school district thought that it was the coolest thing
that there is a mascot camp. You got rave reviews and great media
coverage. I was the center of three feature stories, all of which
mentioned your website and your camp! Yeah, but it gets
better...the school board was amazed at everything we learned and is
considering a second trip for me.
Still more, the Jaguar has been getting tons of interest, and was even
on TV! Every part of the school wants to get in on the Jaguar
fever! We are going to be running the program with a yearly
budget. This will cover all give-aways from football season,
basketball season, volleyball season, pep rallys and general expenses.
The alumni assn. has asked all 65 classes to donate money to an
operationg fund. Its wonderful! Almost done, promise! (my
fingers were crossed). We have also been able to launch a site
for the mascot, like a hub for people to flock to."
'Monty' the Jaguar
Thomas Jefferson (PA) High School
"I can't thank you enough for the great mascot camp, and for giving me
a ride everyday. I had a lot of fun, learned a lot, and enjoyed myself.
I even used an experience from the camp as part of my Sunday homily. I
really look forward to using Blueregard in the future, because I really
have a better sense of what he can do, and how to animate him. It was
well worth the trip to come to camp.
Peace, joy and laughter in Christ"
Fr. David... aka..Santa... aka.. Blueregard
Eufaula (AL) Holy Redeemer Church
