PART TWO - Light, Form + The Stage (July 21)
This hands-on course teaches students to customize graphical content (video, image) and then map this content on to physical 3D objects using Isadora*. Students will have the opportunity to put these techniques to use by workshopping with assigned actors, playwrights, and other key players in the professional arts and theatre industry.
*Working knowledge of Isadora is a requirement to take this course. Successful completion of the "Projection Mapping for Artists 101" course will suffice.
See the work of past students that have taken this course here: http://projectionmappingworkshops.com/student-work
Learning Objectives
- Theory: best practices for digital augmentation in a physical world, projection art, principles of light, colour theory and interaction design.
- Learn the basics of GPU codecs ideal for multiple simultaneous playback in a real-time environment.
- Image/Video Production: make digital content your own through filters, compositing, special effects, editing, masking, keying.
- Projection Mapping & Interaction: map your own customized images and videos onto 3D surfaces, and develop manual & live input as actuators.
- Conceptual Development: learn to articulate and execute a raw idea from inception to a real-world exhibition.
- Industry Engagement: deliver an innovative and sustainable production in collaboration with industry partner.
Check out student work here:
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TRAILER:
- maximum capacity: 16
- 5 hours of instruction
Instructor: Maziar Ghaderi
Maziar Ghaderi is a Toronto-based media artist and theatre innovator that articulates social commentary through metaphors, epiphanies and critiques centring unheard voices through his artistic practice, Playformance.
With a breadth of experience creating live shows for SummerWorks (x2), International Symposium of Electronic Art (x2), Luminato (x2), Nuit Blanche (x3) and Harbour Front Centre, his artistic practice has utilized emerging technology to amplify community-centric cultural rituals such as Sufi whirling, Capoeira and Inuit throat-singing.
Ghaderi's works have gained recognition from MIT Media Lab, Globe & Mail (x2), VICE (x2), Washington Times, and Newsweek. He also co-founded the BIPOC-centred media arts collective, BLCKNBRWN, has raised more than $133,000 for his art and film projects in 2021 alone and was the media producer and videographer for Marina Abramovic at the 2013 Luminato Festival's MAI Prototype.
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$0 | | all-in or workshop member | | $150 | | production member | | $150 | | nonmember |
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