The Perfect Gift for Every Girl
Camp Bnos Yisrael DVD Box Set: $36.00
Join the girls of Camp Bnos Yisrael on their adventures as they experience the joy and drama of summer camp. Meet Bracha Belsky and discover the importance of a positive attitude or Batsheva Greenbaum and tackle the awkwardness of fitting in. Learn about the pain of embarrassment as well as the greatness of true friendship. From hilarious confrontations with the great outdoors to the challenges of cliques and social pressure, each episode is packed with entertaining plots, important Torah life lessons and a lot of fantastic music!
With songs by Levi Yitzhaq Garbose, Sam Glaser and Yonatan Razel, Camp Bnos Yisrael stars Judy Winegard as Nurse Fine, Julia Blum, Rena Konar and the girls of Kol Neshama.
Includes 3 full episodes plus bonus features!
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gives real examples of a girls life
I loved your Camp Bnos Yisroel videos. The way that they handled the big sister/little sister tiff was brilliant. I enjoyed the whole tshuvah of Bracha Belsky. My only comment was about Batsheva- I am a bit disappointed that after building up about her insecurities -all that happened is that her friend accused her of being jealous ( which she didn’t respond to outloud) and her counselor told her to love herself to get others to love her. I could relate to this character and the only way to help her is for a caring adult to help her develop her talents so that she is recognized for the contributions she can make to the group. The classic new kid is an excellent ball player and when he saves the game he gains instant popularity cliche is true. For an insecure person to let go of their insecurities they have to discover their talents and at the age of Batsheva that requires assistence. In future camp bnos yisroel videos or shows please address this. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Thank you for your thoughtful critique. I totally agree about developing the character of Batsheva, who is clearly in process. What is great about a series is that it doesn’t require instant resolution, which isn’t believable anyway. I like your suggestion for a plot line involving adult intervention. We intend to continue the series, IY”H. I think it provides possibilities for endless stories and lessons.
Thank you for taking the time to write.
With best wishes,
Robin
this cannot compare to the others
Hi OMG,
Camp Bnos Yisroel is different from the 2 films– it was created as a DVD series– kind of like the difference between a movie and a TV program. If you enjoyed the films, I’m sure you will enjoy CBY!
It was awesome to find well choreographed chassidishe entertainment!
Attn: Robin – what inspired you to make such beautiful productions?
Beautiful, amazing Jewish girls inspire me! Thanks!
Love it, love it, get all three!
we don’t have a choice to get one or two or three. they’re only sold a a box set, with all three. how did you get just one?
The three episodes of CBY were shot in the summers of 2005, 2006 and 2007 respectively. Episodes 1 and 2 were each released shortly after they were filmed, but since “A Light for Greytowers” was released in December 2007 (after 3 years in the making – Greytowers was shot in 2004!), the third episode of CBY was put on hold.
B”H, after the success of Greytowers and The Heart that Sings, Kol Neshama was able to finally finish the third CBY episode, as well as re-score and re-edit the first two episodes.
“have episode one” must have gotten her DVD a looong time ago!
We just watched ‘Light for Greytowers” and enjoyed it so much (just my ten year old daughter and me), we watched the youtubes with Judy Winegard and Rivka Siegel, then got inspired to search for more. I see the 3pack DVDs of Camp Bnos Yisroel and we were looking for “The Heart That Sings” DVD…..any news on that?
On a sidebar, 6 years ago, my daughter performed in “Light for Greytowers” as an eight grader; I’m not sure I remember what part she was played,but she is an excellent performer -as a senior in high school in Rohr Bais Chaya, my daughter was the main character in “Hard Knocks and Knee Socks!” We are also neighbors with Sasha Harmon here in Pittsburgh…….excellent job all around!!
Thanks for making frum entertainment available for women and girls.
Is it possible to buy the DVDs separately, not as a box set? I’d like to be able to buy just one and see if my family likes it before investing in an entire set.
Unfortunately, the DVDs are not available for sale separately, only as a box set. I also wanted to buy one DVD first, but wherever I looked they were sold together.
Each DVD is only about half an hour long, so for a bit more than the price of a single feature-length DVD, you get all three
Personally, I think they were finding their stride with the early episodes, and so one episode wouldn’t be representative of the series – you get a better picture with all three. (Kinda like how pilot episodes of tv shows aren’t quite like the eventual run of the show itself…)
They’re filming more this summer… don’t know if they’ll be prompt with releasing it, or wait again until they have a box set’s worth of episodes.
Wow Robin – you are really making a dream (many dreams) come true. May you always succeed in each project and grow to inspire millions of people throughout the world with your media messages of Torah!!!!
Thank you and your whole family for sticking with your mission no matter how rough, because you are building the foundations of a new world – foundation stones are heavy 
!! Love always, Miriam Leah
Wow! I love Camp Bnos Yisrael! I saw the second one- Nature Hike, and I can’t wait to see the rest!
What a wonderful way to put Yiddishkeit on a screen! 
Wow!
Hi,
I am very interested in your website. I have three daughters, who really want to watch videos and movies. I am not sure however which age group your videos are for, especially the camp BNOS series. I have twins who are 8 and a 6 year old daughter.
Thanks!
juli
i just got the series last night and it says for ages 7-16. I didn’t watch them yet but they’ll probably be nice for your six year old too
Okay, thanks. Any other movie suggestions for this age group?