Places for this workshop are limited to 20, so email us your reservation when booking.
VJ, Live AV Performance and Video mapping workshop. This full VJ workshop, taught by the live video artist A-li-ce, is an invitation to enter the live video field, giving you the technical tools to start your live visual project by using Resolume Arena Software. We will explore Resolume Software possibilities to develop a VJ set and a live video mapping project.
The workshop’s participants will be provided with a temporary Resolume Arena serial number for the workshop duration.
Duration: 6 hours
Places for this workshop are limited to 20, so email us your reservation when booking.
Timetable
Part 1, 11:00 – 14:00
Resolume Arena Course Part 1 : Interface, live mix, automations, midi and audio controls Intensive.
Part 2, 15:00 – 17:00 Resolume Arena Intensive Course Part 2 : Stage design and video mapping – Hands-on : Creating a small video mapping installation
Part 3, 17:00 – 18:00 Joint Resolume and Ableton live performance workshop
WHO CAN JOIN THE WORKSHOP? Any person interested in visual arts and live video performing. No previous knowledge is needed but emerging VJS are also welcome to join to develop further their visual performances and their technical skills.
WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING? Bring your laptop (Mac or PC), a mouse, install the demo version of Resolume Arena (please install the most recent version) and Resolume Alley on www.resolume.com . Bring your own personal footage and your ideas!
Biography
A-li-ce (*FR – Berlin) works as a live video artist and as a VJ since 2005. She uses different techniques such as drawing, animation and video in order to create her hybrid time collages in motion. Currently fascinated by biological structures, she proposes in her recent works some innovative stories between imagination and reality by using on stage what she calls « live organic editing » to create her visual journeys.
A-li-ce has showcased her work on the international audiovisual art scene (Mapping Festival (CH), Mira Festival (ES), B-Seite (DE), LPM (IT), Vidéoformes (FR), RoBOt Festival (IT), etc.), with solo and collective projects.
She won the 2nd New Medias Celeste Prize in New York in 2011. Her multi-media work Fucking Wonderland was presented in Kyoto at the National Manga Museum in spring 2014.
Engaged in transmission, she also teaches regularly in art institutions and universities across Europe, leading courses and lectures on live video creation processes and as a Resolume Software expert. She has used her creative and technical skills in collaborations with some theatre directors and music composers, creating the video content and the visual scenography of their shows. She currently collaborates as a live video performer with the music composers Savannah Jo Lack (AU) and Robot Koch (DE).
In Berlin, she is part of the audiovisual art curation team Scope Sessions, and co-founded in 2017 the VJ Open Lab community which offers a monthly meeting to the media artists . She also runs in Berlin the Women VJ Program to bring more female artists into the visual performing field.
