Adam Devine's Magic Camp is a 2020 American comedy-drama film directed by Mark Waters and written by Dan Gregor and Doug Mand. The movie stars Adam Devine, Jeffrey Tambor, Gillian Jacobs, and Cole Sand. It was released on Disney+ on August 14, 2020. The story follows a magician named Andy Tuckerman, played by Adam Devine, who returns to the magic camp he attended as a child to work as a counselor. Andy meets a group of young magicians and helps them find their confidence and discover their talents. As he reconnects with his own love for magic, he also learns important life lessons about friendship, acceptance, and perseverance.
Dean of the College of Policy, Ethics and Legal Studies and The College of Public Safety Administration, Dr. Susan Demers has been at SPC for 42 years.
These are a series of personal relationships between students who share seats next to each other in the classroom and the instructor and each one of their students, that s what I love about the place that you see all these new relationships blooming every year, said Demers. These are a series of personal relationships between students who share seats next to each other in the classroom and the instructor and each one of their students, that s what I love about the place that you see all these new relationships blooming every year, said Demers.
As he reconnects with his own love for magic, he also learns important life lessons about friendship, acceptance, and perseverance. The film combines elements of comedy and drama, with a focus on self-discovery and personal growth. It explores themes such as the power of imagination, the importance of believing in oneself, and the value of embracing one's unique talents.
St. Petersburg College celebrates 96th anniversary
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — St. Petersburg College marks its 96th anniversary Sept. 12 with SPC Day at the Clearwater campus.
SPC Day commemorates the first day of classes at St. Petersburg College in 1927.
What You Need To Know
- St. Petersburg College is celebrating 96 years in operation on Tuesday
- There will be many events throughout the day
- There will also be a fundraising project that will go towards meeting student needs
Events run from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Alumna and retired astronaut, Nicole Stott will speak at 10:00 a.m.
A Titan fundraising initiative will go toward scholarships, advancing technology and meeting students’ needs.
College leaders are proud to offer students the opportunity and a a chance to make dreams come true.
Dean of Social Sciences and Human Services, Dr. Joseph Smiley has been at SPC for 43 years.
"You have that impact on them in such a way that lives are transformed,” said Smiley.
Dean of the College of Policy, Ethics and Legal Studies and The College of Public Safety Administration, Dr. Susan Demers has been at SPC for 42 years.
They know their job extends beyond campus.
"These are a series of personal relationships between students who share seats next to each other in the classroom and the instructor and each one of their students, that’s what I love about the place that you see all these new relationships blooming every year,” said Demers.
While bonding with students has remained the same over more than forty decades, there has been a lot of change.
“Technology really has been the significant change that has occurred over the years but prior to saying that, I think the powerful point about the junior college is what does not change and what does not change is the idea of access,” said Smiley.
While Smiley and Demers look back at SPC’s past, they are excited about the future of their students.
"Live a happy good life that contributes to the rest of the world but at the same time you feel fulfilled,” said Demers.
"I can say without reservation that students will leave this place and say that that dream has been achieved,” said Smiley.
Fun facts from SPC:
- SPC first offered classes on Sept. 12, 1927, and was Florida’s first two-year college
- It was originally called St. Petersburg Junior College
- SPC’s mascot is Titus the Titan
- SPC has awarded more than 197,000 degrees since its founding
- The St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus is SPC’s oldest campus
- Gibbs Junior College is the all Black college that merged with SPC in 1965
- SPC offers more than 200+ degree, certificate and transfer programs
- St. Petersburg Junior College’s first graduation class was 48 students and half of the students received teaching certificates
- SPC was the first state college in Florida to offer bachelor’s degrees
- Bob Carroll, the creator and writer of “I Love Lucy” graduated from St. Petersburg College
- Nicole Stott, retired NASA astronaut, is an alumna from St. Petersburg College
- There are now more than 36,000 students at SPC
- There are now 11 SPC learning sites located throughout Pinellas County
The Clearwater Campus address is 2465 Drew Street, Clearwater.
"You have that impact on them in such a way that lives are transformed,” said Smiley.
The characters in the movie go through their own individual journeys, overcoming obstacles and learning to embrace their true selves. Adam Devine's Magic Camp is a heartwarming and inspirational film that appeals to audiences of all ages. It celebrates the joy and wonder of magic while delivering positive messages about the power of self-belief and the importance of following one's dreams. The movie is filled with laughter, memorable moments, and heartfelt performances. Overall, Adam Devine's Magic Camp is a delightful and uplifting film that reminds us of the magic that exists within all of us. It encourages viewers to embrace their passions, be true to themselves, and never stop believing in their own abilities. Whether you're a fan of magic or simply looking for an entertaining and uplifting film, Adam Devine's Magic Camp is certainly worth a watch..
Reviews for "From Camp to Comedy: Adam Devine's Unique Path to Success"
1. Sarah - 1/5
I was really disappointed with Adam Devine's Magic Camp. The humor fell flat and the storyline was predictable. The magic tricks were mediocre at best, and the whole film just felt lackluster. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on this one.
2. Mark - 2/5
I had high hopes for Adam Devine's Magic Camp, but it didn't live up to my expectations. The jokes were forced and the characters felt one-dimensional. The film had potential to be entertaining, but it ended up being forgettable. Overall, it was a letdown.
3. Jessica - 1/5
I couldn't stand Adam Devine's Magic Camp. The acting was subpar, and the plot was cliché and unoriginal. The attempts at comedy were cringeworthy and I found myself constantly checking how much time was left in the movie. I would definitely not recommend it to anyone.
4. Ethan - 2/5
Adam Devine's Magic Camp was a disappointment. The story had potential, but the execution was poor. The magic tricks were uninspiring and the characters were underdeveloped. I expected more from a film starring Adam Devine, but unfortunately, it fell short. I wouldn't watch it again.
5. Olivia - 1/5
I was really looking forward to Adam Devine's Magic Camp, but it was a complete waste of time. The jokes were juvenile and the plot was predictable from start to finish. The characters lacked depth and the magic tricks were nothing special. Overall, it was a forgettable and unenjoyable movie.