
Video Mapping with VJ Eletroiman Darkligth Studio
Workshop
Duration: 12 godzin
środa, 06 marca 2024 | 18:00 > 21:002024-03-06T18:00:00.000Z | Classroom 2
czwartek, 07 marca 2024 | 18:00 > 21:002024-03-07T18:00:00.000Z | Classroom 2
piątek, 08 marca 2024 | 18:00 > 21:002024-03-08T18:00:00.000Z | Classroom 2
sobota, 09 marca 2024 | 18:00 > 21:002024-03-09T18:00:00.000Z | Classroom 2
An intensive 6-hour workshop entirely dedicated to Video Mapping techniques, from the project idea to the final realization, taught by VJ Eletroiman of Darkligth Studio.
The workshop guides participants through every step of the video mapping process: technical study, optical principles, projector management, lux calculations, blueprints, 2D and 3D modelling, as well as the integration of music and sound effects.
During the workshop, participants learn how to measure and analyze a target surface, construct detailed 2D and 3D models, and create both audio and video content to “map” onto the architecture. By controlling light, color, and surface volume, video mapping alters the perception of space, transforming its very nature and the way it is experienced.
The creation of a final product to be presented to the public during the project’s concluding evenings is included.
What you learn
Who it is for
The workshop is designed for VJs, visual artists, designers, and multimedia performers who want to acquire practical skills in video mapping and apply them in live performances, installations, or large-scale events. No advanced prior knowledge is required, but familiarity with visual software is helpful.
Format and duration
📍 In person
⏱️ 6 hours total – divided into 2 sessions
Personal setup recommended: laptop + mapping software (MadMapper, Resolume or equivalent)
Optional: MIDI controller or external hardware
Language: ENGLISH
Do you want to transform architecture into a living canvas?
This workshop gives you the tools and the method to do it professionally.
The workshop guides participants through every step of the video mapping process: technical study, optical principles, projector management, lux calculations, blueprints, 2D and 3D modelling, as well as the integration of music and sound effects.
During the workshop, participants learn how to measure and analyze a target surface, construct detailed 2D and 3D models, and create both audio and video content to “map” onto the architecture. By controlling light, color, and surface volume, video mapping alters the perception of space, transforming its very nature and the way it is experienced.
The creation of a final product to be presented to the public during the project’s concluding evenings is included.
What you learn
- Fundamentals of video mapping and its creative applications
- How to carry out technical site visits, measurements, and photography
- How to assess site-specific technical requirements and draft a technical rider
- 2D and 3D modelling for architectural mapping
- Content creation workflows for visuals and sound li>Integration of mapping software with real-world surfaces
- Final on-site setup, adjustments, and live performance
Who it is for
The workshop is designed for VJs, visual artists, designers, and multimedia performers who want to acquire practical skills in video mapping and apply them in live performances, installations, or large-scale events. No advanced prior knowledge is required, but familiarity with visual software is helpful.
Format and duration
📍 In person
⏱️ 6 hours total – divided into 2 sessions
Personal setup recommended: laptop + mapping software (MadMapper, Resolume or equivalent)
Optional: MIDI controller or external hardware
Language: ENGLISH
Do you want to transform architecture into a living canvas?
This workshop gives you the tools and the method to do it professionally.
Author
- [Text available only in English] The Telenoika Collective is an association of free culture and audiovisual experimentation that has developed research in the field of video mapping.
In recent years, the group has made a lot of mapping projects in many international audiovisual festivals. - [Text available only in English] The VJ EletroIMan develops in his audiovisuals narratives the concepts of Corisco, Macunaíma and Oxossi, characters of Brazilian culture and identity. With this objective, Eletro-I-Man works the video with other techniques like photography and drawing. This idea of convergence allows a dialogue between various techniques, composing a hybrid language that is being developed from the beginning of 2003.
Its activity is related to the development and discussion of audiovisual language of VJs (life cinema) he it...

