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Streaming and recording course for people engaged in art projects (face-to-face course (3 sessions in total))

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Classroom lectures and basic practices for learning entry-level streaming and recording skills, and thinking about the digital age going forward

Since the pandemic, it has become normal for art projects to make the shift to online implementation, or to be held as a hybrid (online and in-person) event.
But while there is plenty of discussion assuming an all-digital approach from the project planning stage onwards, there is also worry about hurriedly-acquired skills, about equipment and staff, outsourcing budget limits, or the balance with in-person project components.
There are also probably plenty of people who, though they sense the potential of the online medium, shilly-shally somewhat in their attitude to streaming and recording.
In this three-part course, participants will learn and practice entry-level understanding and techniques for streaming and recording, such as approaches to microphones and cameras, and think about planning and production based on the possibilities and limitations of the online approach.

*This program will be conducted in Japanese

Course details

1. Classroom lecture: The microphone and camera operating methods required for recording and streaming
– Points to consider when planning streams or recording, an outline of order priorities, examples of common problems
– Basic usage based on the characteristics of the camera and microphone
-How to choose equipment and streaming tools, equipment wiring, division of roles
Schedule: Sunday, August 21,2022 13:00 – 16:00

2. Practice: Assembling equipment according to streaming content
– Based on typical cases, we assemble equipment and conduct a test stream using check sheets and flowcharts
– We explain the concepts of streaming and recording, the difference in equipment, and the characteristics of each streaming system, and create an equipment wiring diagram
Schedule: Sunday, August 28, 2022 13:00 – 16:00

3. Actual implementation: taking on the challenge of an actual stream and recording/thinking about the digital age
– Guest Takashi Iwasawa, the creator of Studio302, will hold a roundtable discussion on recording and streaming, and participants will make an actual recording of the session
– The recording will be edited by the instructor, and we plan to release it on Tokyo Art Research Lab’s official YouTube channel
Schedule: Sunday, September 4, 2022 13:00 – 16:00

Participation fee

Adults 6,000 yen, students 4,500 yen (3 sessions in total)

Capacity

Around 10 persons (first-come-first-served basis)

Eligibility

– People who want to learn about streaming and recording from the basics, in order to use this knowledge in the running of art projects and cultural programs, as well as for project presentations
– People who may be put in charge or who are slated to be put in charge of on-site online and digital matters for art projects and cultural programs, and who are worried about basic knowledge and skills.

How to apply

The number of application reached the capacity and the registration is now closed.

Please apply using the special form below.

Application deadline
Friday, August 12 2022, 17:00
(Payment deadline is 15:00 on Friday, August 19)

Points to note
*Schedule and details subject to change.
*After payments have been made, we are unable to give refunds for cancellations.
*Your personal information will be used only to send you information from the organizer about this event.
*Organizers will take measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection.
*Records in the form of photographs and video taken during the program will be used for program operation and PR.

Instructor

Akihide Saito (Photographer)


Recording: Moena Murata

Contact

TARL office
Project Coordination Division,
Arts Council Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture
TEL: 03-6256-8435(Weekday 10:00-18:00)
E-mail: tarl@artscouncil-tokyo.jp

Venues

3331 Arts Chiyoda 3F ROOM302 (6-11-14 Sotokanda,Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)

Credit

Organized by
Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)