Applied Isadora Workshop
2 Day Course
Date: Saturday 25th + Sunday 26th August 2012
Times: 10.30am to 4.30pm
Price: £150.00
Instructor: Jamie Griffiths
Enquiries: 020 8525 4330 /training@spacestudios.org.uk
This 2 day intensive workshop with Jamie Griffiths is a follow on from her introduction / intermediate level INTERACTIVE ARTS WITH ISADORA SOFTWARE course aimed at visual artists, VJs, DJs, singers, musicians, performance artists, choreographers and film-makers.
Jamie offers 6 months of follow up email consultations for all workshop participants and one-on-one consultation sessions throughout the workshop process.
DAY ONE
- Conceptualising for Interactive Media (performances and installations)
- Setting up video projection equipment & screens for an interactive stage
- Video tracking using Kinect camera and traditional RGB cameras on a stage.
- Performing for a live camera; concepts, tips & tricks
- Overhead trigger zones on a live stage or installation
- Control Panels for Stage Managers/Lighting Operators or the general public
- Group work & Collaborative programming on a chosen theme.
DAY TWO
- 3D particle systems in Isadora.
- 3D texture mapping in Isadora
- Apple scripts to create live folders to autoload media files into Isadora
- Wireless live still photography into Isadora
- Mapping techniques for handheld controllers, Wii, iOS and Arduino via JunXion software
- Group work & Collaborative programming on a chosen theme.
- Group Performance presentations
About Jamie Griffiths
“[Jamie’s work] is some of the best visual design work I have ever seen done with Isadora”
Mark Coniglio. Creator of Isadora Software
Jamie Griffiths is a UK born photographer, film director, performer, experimentalist, interactive computer media artist & community gallerist. Jamie emigrated to Canada in her early 20's but retains a strong foothold in Europe, collaborating & performing with other artists and teaching workshops.
Innovations in experimental photographic darkroom techniques led Jamie into film-making and interactive performance collaborations with dance and music, using interactive software, motion capture/trigger techniques and wireless hand controllers. Her latest works include 3D video-projection & the birthing of her 'pseudo-robot' called I.V.Y.
Jamie is a researcher in projection technology & adjunct professor in Film & Theatre at the University of British Columbia, teaches conceptual photography and presents workshops internationally on art and interactive technology.
http://www.jamiegriffiths.com/about/
Photo Credits:
Photos 1, 3, 4 by Jamie Griffiths
Photos 2, 5, 6, 7 by by Michi Meier
