Three Hour (£27) or Six Hour (£37.50) Introductory Live Video Mixing Workshop at Video Lab (Up to 75% Off)
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Three Hour (£27) or Six Hour (£37.50) Introductory Live Video Mixing Workshop at Video Lab (Up to 75% Off)
- Independent video and visuals production studio
- Located in city's Arts' Complex
- Experimental and introductory workshops
The Deal
- Three and six hour workshops
- Using Modul8 software
- Focus on mixing music and real time video
- Six hour course includes: real time effects, live cameras, and projecting onto a big screen
Limit 1 per person. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required via http://www.videolabstudio.co.uk/workshops-2/#book-a-place. Must present Groupon voucher on day the of workshop. 24 hour cancellation policy. 1 modification date permitted. Valid Sat-Sun only; 2pm-5pm or 11am-5pm only. Must be 16 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Own laptop required.
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While cameras never lie, it’s worth remembering that in the early days of the movies, they couldn’t talk at all. Chat cinema with today's Groupon from Video Lab. Choose from the following options:
• £27 for a three hour introduction to live video mixing course (70% off)• £37.50 for a six hour introduction to llive video mixing course (75% off)
Centred in the creative hub of Edinburgh’s Arts' Complex, Video Lab reels through video production and introductory workshops from their independent studio on London Road. The lab boasts a range of complex and bold visual creations, both synchronised stylistically for live events as well as tailored for bespoke music video content. The studio also provides introductory courses for visual mixing designed to encourage burgeoning talent, as well as hosting workshops for experimental sound and image.
Budding VJs can opt to hone their eager skills with a three or six hour introduction to video mixing armed only with their own laptop. Students in both courses will learn how to mix and match clips using Modul8 software, designed to create developed video layers for live performances. Hands-on overviews of sound triggers and animation add an extra level of sophistication to customers’ first creations, which will be sculpted with the software. Building on the basics, the six hour course also covers the full ins and outs of Modul8, using live cameras and real-time effects, preparing and recording footage, before students connect their composited videos to the big screen for their first live visual performance.
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