Course Overview

• Starts from the ground up to cover the basics of video for live shows
• Mix different video sources together and animate 2D images
• Learn how to set up a video display and about screen dimensions and aspect ratio
• Discover simple projection mapping techniques and sending signal to multiples displays

Who should attend this course?

This course is for people who want to start working with live video at events. It's a more concise version of our full two-day course and is aimed at event professionals or those who just need a quick jump-start to get moving.

You don't need any previous experience, though some knowledge of how video works and/or experience with a video or audio sequencer is beneficial.

More Details

Our Resolume Avenue course provides a great overview of what is fast becoming the first-choice tool for people involved in live video. Resolume works in real-time and is therefore fast, easy and fun to use – without losing any of the power of traditional video mixing and processing environments.

We start from the ground up – covering the basics of cabling, setting up your project and getting a signal to to the projector or other video display. We will build our projects during the lesson, beginning with a basic crossfader setup and then moving on to add further complexity.

By the end of our brief course you will have all the knowledge you need to start present video content at live events!

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Course Requirements

• Basic PC or Mac operating system knowledge

• A USB storage device to be able to take away your work

• An interest in live video!

About The Tutor

The course tutor Nick Feldman had been following the twin paths of being a Graphic Designer and an electronic musician until in 2007 he merged the two disciplines and started creating his own live visuals for parties and performances. Since then he has played performed live video for a number of festivals including Glastonbury, Shambala and Boomtown Fair and for renowned artists such as Diplo, 2ManyDJs, Rudimental and Foreign Beggars. He has also worked on creating generative content for his own improvised audio-visual shows.

Venue Information

This course is usually held at Oxford House in Bethnal Green, East London.
Oxford House, Derbyshire St, London E2 6HG

Oxford House is conveniently situated near both tube and overground stations and near several bus routes in the centrally located area of Bethnal Green, in East London. Click here to get travel directions from where you are.
Nearest transport options: Bethnal Green underground (Central line), Bethnal Green overground (from Liverpool Street) or buses 8, 111, 222, 234