EXCLUSIVE TO LE LABO’S MEMBERS
Mandatory registration at info@lelabo.ca
As NFB’s executive producer for Canadian Francophonie’s studio, Dominic Desjardins will present the competition TREMPLIN that is dedicated to emerging artists.
The talk will be presented in FRENCH.
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IMAGE:
360 degrés
Directed By Caroline Monnet
Produce by Anne-Marie Rocher
Sébastien Aubin, apprenti Shaman
Crédit photo: Daniel Lavoie
© 2007 Office National du film du Canada
Tous droits réservés
Opening Reception: Friday March 7th 2014 7pm
Location: InterAccess, 9 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, ON, M6J 2Y8, CANADA
Opening hours: Wed. & Sat. 12-8pm, Thurs. & Fri. 12-6pm
Free and open to the public
RATES:
$35 MEMBERS / $65 NON-MEMBERS
Registration deadline: February 12th 2014
15% discount for participants of the Photoshop workshop on January 26th 2013
($29,75 MEMBRERS / $55,25 NON-MEMBRERS)
This workshop offers advanced training for amateur software users and introduces new ways for correcting and processing images, for an efficient and more professional end result. Effective tools and techniques for manipulation and organization will also be presented to better address the common problems and challenges of digital photography.
Mandatory registration at info@lelabo.ca.
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SATURDAY JUNE 8TH from 11-6pm (including a 1h break) AND
SUNDAY JUNE 9TH from 10-1pm.
A 9-hour long workshop presented in two parts (June 8th/9th) on the creation of interactive projects with Arduino. This workshop includes the microcontroller and the Arduino software, permitting one to integrate motors, sensors, lights, video, infrared sensors and music in the same interactive project.
OBJECTIVES AND CONTENT:
– To familiarize oneself with the Arduino interface and the microcontrollers.
– The use of a computer to control a physical and electronic environment.
Instructor: Kristie MacDonald
Mandatory registration at info@lelabo.ca
This workshop is intended to provide artists with an introduction to preserving vidéo and photographic media. Participants will learn about preservation standards, terminlogy, resources and archival best practices. The session will focus on how artists can care for their own artwork at home and in the studio.
Workshop Participants will learn:
– About the construction of video and photographic media (anolague and digital)
– How to identify deterioration and inherent instabilities
Mandatory registration at info@lelabo.ca
Taught in French
This workshop is for those who already have a basic knowledge of Abode Illustrator, and would like to improve their knowledge of vector illustration and learn how to use it for digital, printed or animated imaging. Illustrator offers a wide array of graphic design possibilities such as logos, icons, technical drawing and complex imaging – it is therefore quite different from the regular photo editing software.
Olivier Bosson graduated from Le Fresnoy, National Studio of Contemporary Arts in 2004. Since then his work has moved back and forth between performance and film. Central to his work is the problematization presented by the intersection of both these mediums, an issue Bosson explored in a published essay, entitled L’échelle 1:1. pour les performances conférences et autres live (Ed. La riponne).
$20 – members
$50 – non-members
Taught in French
This workshop targets those who already have a basic knowledge of the Adobe Suite software and want to improve their knowledge of digital imagery as well as discover the advantages of vector illustration. Illustrator is very different than most of the image editing software. It offers a wide range of design possibilities such as logos, icons, technical illustration and complex images.
Taught in French
This workshop is exclusive to the Labo’s professional members who wish to work on their artist statement, particularly for their fall 2013 funding applications.
Whether you are an emerging or experienced artist, Curator Catherine Sicot can help your craft an artist statement with a strong and well-formulated artistic vision.
$20 for members
$50 for non-members
RSVP mandatory at info@lelabo.ca
This workshop is designed for intermediate-level film editors familiar with similar applications such as Final Cut Pro 7, Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, Sony Vegas and similar application tools. This four-hour long workshop on the new interface, the basic functionalities and the program’s methodology will use numerous examples to further clarify the participants’ understanding.
Schedule:
– Introduction of the new Final Cut Pro X interface and the major differences in methodology.