The wonders of the moving image receive a seasonal spin in this special festive workshop led by local teacher Lyn Faber. As always, there will be lots to make and do, and you can take all your working optical toys home with you! For ages 6-12.
Learn the art of the moving image, make your first animations, and put on a show! Activities vary but include making thaumatropes and zoetropes, practising shadow puppetry and performing shadow theatre. The workshop is led by local teacher Lyn Faber. (For ages: 6-12)
Film-maker and archivist David Cleveland ('The Prof' from Vision On) explains how film was made, shot, processed and shown, including practical film handling, splicing, projection and the techniques of film identification.
Learn the art of the moving image, make your first animations, and put on a show! Activities vary but include making thaumatropes and zoetropes, practising shadow puppetry and performing shadow theatre. The workshop is led by local teacher Lyn Faber. (For ages: 6-12)
Learn the art of the moving image, make your first animations, and put on a show! Activities vary but include making thaumatropes and zoetropes, practising shadow puppetry and performing shadow theatre. The workshop is led by local teacher Lyn Faber. (For ages: 6-12)
Film-maker and archivist David Cleveland ('The Prof' from Vision On) explains how film was made, shot, processed and shown, including practical film handling, splicing, projection and the techniques of film identification.
This year, why not make something to give Santa? The workshop is led by local teacher Lyn Faber. (For ages: 6-12)
Film-maker and archivist David Cleveland ('The Prof' from Vision On) explains how film was made, shot, processed and shown, including practical film handling, splicing, projection and the techniques of film identification.
Workshop led by Kent MOMI Curators David Francis & Joss Marsh
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN, BUT OUR NOVEMBER WORKSHOP IS ALREADY GUARANTEED. PLEASE BOOK FOR WED 28 NOV IF YOU CAN. FURTHER WORKSHOPS WILL BE SCHEDULED SHORTLY FOR JAN/FEB 2019.
Looking for a new and different half-term activity? Look no further!
