Description
CCA x Jerwood = Supports is offering a series of training sessions to expand artists’ skills sets, increase employability and build confidence. These workshops have been developed based on the responses from our recent Training Survey when we asked you what training you would need to benefit your practice, and what additional training might enable you to earn more income to support your practice. This opportunity is for artists who are not currently in any type of formal education who have begun their professional practice, based nationally or internationally.
We are delighted to announce AV Set Up for Install with Paul Moore. This training will take the form of a workshop in CCA on Saturday 9 November 2024, 2pm–4pm.
AV Set Up for Install will cover:
~ Basic kit: Considering screens, monitors, media players, audio, speakers, amplifiers and projectors. Looking at various levels of budget.
~ Types of projectors and surfaces to project on to.
~ Types of files: File types, compatibility and resolution.
~ What can you play from? Media players, Rasberry Pi and Mac Mini. We'll discuss types of hardware and software.
~ Sound/Audio: Considering surround sound, position of speakers and types of set up.
You can book your free place for this training workshop here. It is suited to those aged 18 and above. The session will be recorded and available as a resource via our Supports page.
About Paul Moore:
Paul is an artist based in Belfast who works in sonic/electronic (audio/visual) installations with performance. Operating within the field; gathering bodies of ephemeral and ambient sounds and images, particularly whilst in motion. Paul is a freelance art technician and educator, having provided technical support for artists, galleries and organisations including the Mac, Golden Thread Gallery, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Flax Studios and the University of Atypical. Previously holding the position of Creative Technician for the Digital Arts Studios, Belfast and was responsible for setting up and co-programming its Future Labs training programme for professional artists.