SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH FROM 1 TO 6PM
LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS
Projection mapping is a digital technique that manipulates videos to create the illusion of deconstruction and redefinition in physical shapes by moving away from traditional flat projection surfaces.
This workshop serves as a comprehensive introduction to methods of creating projection mapping for beginners. The tools used in the workshop are MadMapper and Modul8. Students will receive a fully-functional 30-day trial version of the software to create their own projection mapping. This workshop is intended for students who want to learn how to develop projection mapping projects for future events, art installations, and performances.
INTRODUCTION TO PROJECTION MAPPING OUTLINE
1. Introductions
2. Projection Mapping
a. Intro
b. Affordable Software
c. Example Work
3. Basic Projection Mapping / Introduction of Modul8 and MadMapper (basic use/still image and pre-rendered movie playback only)
Introduce basic functionality of Modul8 and MadMapper
Displaying media files on a static photographic background (for preview/pre-vis purposes) and 3 dimensional boxes.
4. Practice Session
WHAT TO BRING
Mac OS X based computer running 10.6 or greater (Software only works on Mac).
*Please be aware that MacBook Air’s graphic card is not strong enough to do this workshop. Cleaning up your laptop before coming to the workshop is highly recommended.
Dongle for your macs – DVI or MiniDVI adapter that allows you to connect your computer to a projector. (http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB572Z/B/mini-displayport-to-vga-adapter)
FEE: $150
SUBSCRIBE HERE
INSTRUCTOR
CHiKA is an interactive visual artist and educator. She creates a minimalist geometric visual narrative in sync with the sounds of live music performances in addition to interactive projection mapping installations that explore the relationship between visuals, light, sound and the public audience.
CHiKA was one of the creators of a projection mapping workshop marathon, Mappathon, that teaches mapping projection techniques to create site specific installations. She is currently a resident at Eyebeam, and has also been a resident researcher at ITP, New York University and an IAC Teaching and Research Fellow for Vimeo.
Her work has been shown at the American Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Art and Design, the Hammer Museum, San Francisco Art Institute, Centre d’Art Contemporain Geneva, Museo Regional de Guadalajara, Matadero Madrid, Theatre Maisonneuve, Biennial in Venezuela, eBay, New York University, Cooper Union, The School of Visual Arts, The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Eyebeam, Harvestworks, Millennium, Mapping Festival, Dumbo Arts Festival, MOD Festival, Blip Festival New York, Blip Festival Tokyo, Mutek, Nuit Blanche, Metropolitan Pavilion, Music Hall of Williamsburg, The Gramercy Theatre, S.O.B.’s, among other places.
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