Come make a film without a camera! In this workshop attendees will learn the techniques of direct animation, which is a hands-on way of working directly with photochemical film to create animated movies. Scratch, paint, draw, stain, splice, crickle, hole-punch, glue, and etch directly onto analog film both clear stock and recycled projection prints. After a brief introduction by archivists and filmmakers, participants will work directly with film materials to make new, unique, one-of-a-kind works of art. And then we will screen the new films! Filmmaking is fun; anyone can do it.
This event will be held in the Libraries Screening Room (located in Media Services on the ground floor of Wells Library).
Presented by Leanne Nay, Andy Uhrich, & Jamie Thomas Baldys
Date:
Monday, April 17, 2017
Location:
Wells Screening Room (ground floor, within Media Services)
Categories:
Maker Mondays
