I don’t think there is much that I can add to this in terms of commentary so as I do sometimes, I will let this video speak for itself.
Mapping Festival 2011 submission ends today!
We hope you get around to submitting your work today as today is the last and final day for sending in your application for a performance, installation, VJ set, workshop lecture, outdoor projection or anything else you can think of that involves the art of light and the projected image.
SUBMIT NOW!
MadMapping workshop at FREEMOTE 11
While this is not specific to Modul8, I wanted to get the word out on this upcoming MadMapping workshop at the FREEMOTE 11 Festival, Threshold edition in Utrecht, Netherlands.
Billed as “5 days of (inter)national co-creation, installations, performances, exhibitions, screenings, AV performances and more…”
This time fRED (who is part of the Berlin based FAIL collective of which I am party to) will be joining me to host the workshop.
Like the workshops I have held here in Berlin this one will consist of two days:
- Day 1: Presentation/Mapping exercises on boxes
- Day 2: Mapping of the environment where the workshop will be held
Here is the full information that will enable you to participate along with the dates and how to register:
MadMapper Masterclass @ Freemote Festival
http://freemote.nl/node/64
Date: December 8th and 9th (13.00-17.00)
Location: NUtrecht (See: http://freemote.nl/getting-there)
CAB-Rondom 90AA
3534 BE
Utrecht, Netherlands
To participate you need a Passepartout Master (40 euro).
This includes access to all 5 days & nights of the festival program
and your participation to the masterclass.
See: http://freemote.nl/masterclass/register
If you do attend I will be happy to respond to questions about Modul8 as well. In addition to the time trial license we provide for MadMapper at these workshops (the only place where we do this) a time trial version of Modul8 will also be available.
See you there!
Perlin noise module
In a bracingly quick follow up to their last tutorial the voice of its creator declares that she is ‘not a robot’ and delivers instructions on how to modify a newly uploaded module that will move your layers so that it will look less robotic when you are doing visuals.