≡ Workshops & Panel Discussions
By using various technologies, such as video projection, automated lighting and robotics, artists can dramatically enhance virtual time, persona and space.
TimeWave workshops will cover various disciplines, such as staging and dramaturgy. Artists will be given opportunities to do hands-on experimentation. Workshops for theatre practitioners will run from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm for five days.
TimeWave Workshops:
I. The Secrets of Lighting Design in the Era of Digital Technology
II. Directing Techniques that Incorporate Real-time Video
III. Working with Pervasive Media Technologies and Social Media in Live Performance
IV. Projection Design and Mediated Reality
V. Transmedia Storytelling, Experience and User Design
TimeWave will offer children ages 10 to 17 with opportunities to participate in the festival. Led by LoNyLa London artists, a series of workshops will encourage children to learn technology skills, such as manipulating images with software, shooting video and recording sound, and to apply these skills in the performing arts.
Children’s workshops will run for two hours each – the first hour dedicated to teaching technology skills and the second to using these skills in a creative format.
Workshops for Children
I. Write and Broadcast a Play
II. Photoshop a Mask or Costume
III. Create a Video Diary of the Best and Worst Moments in Your Life
IV. Acting for the Camera
V. Write, Sing and Record a Rap Song
Industry panels will expose theatre practitioners and audiences to concepts, such as the use of social media for marketing, relevant to the performing arts. Video conferencing will enable remote experts to participate on panels.
Industry Panels:
I. Marketing in the Digital Age for Theatres
II. How To Be a Youtube Star: Creating Art in Social Media
By offering workshops and panels, TimeWave aims to:
Workshop leaders and panel moderators will be drawn first from LoNyLa’s talent pool.
