REGISTER NOW! Capture, edit, project with Scott Baker. Bega Connected Learning Centre. Monday – Wednesday, 15–17 January 2024 from 10am–2pm.

Powerhouse Museum’s Creative Studio, in partnership with TAFE NSW and Regional Futures is giving students based in Bega, Bermagui and surrounding townships the opportunity to dive into the basics of content creation and projection mapping technologies alongside multidisciplinary artist, Scott Baker.

In this immersive workshop, Scott Baker will take students through his process of capturing, editing and rigging for video projected installations. Utilising smart devices and accessible software, students will create their own audio-visual works followed by an introduction to video projection mapping and Vjing. This workshop will round out the series with participants ready to develop and present a live video projection event for their family and friends.

Based in Bermagui on Djringanj land of the Yuin People on the far south coast of NSW, Scott Baker is a multidisciplinary digital artist working with live audio-visual performance, audio-visual installation and large-scale video projections to explore site specific responses to life, the universe, and everything in between.

This is a three-day workshop recommended for high school students in grades 7–12.

Free, bookings essential:

https://powerhouse.com.au/program/creative-studio-scott-baker-bega

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