Live Design International (LDI) 2024

Design around video and media has changed tremendously in the last 5 years with many platforms and tools leaning towards real-time design and creation of content, environments, and control systems. TouchDesigner is often at the centre of these systems with its ability to connect anything to everything and because of its intuitive node-based environment built for artists.

This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles of TouchDesigner, a node-based programming environment, including an in-depth study of each operator family. Along with the basics, students will learn how to create audio-reactive generative content, design generative lighting, process live video inputs and effects, and build custom user interfaces. Furthermore, the course will equip participants with the necessary skills to connect and interface with external hardware, broadening their understanding and application of digital design and interactive media.

Join us for an exploration of AutoCAD from the perspective of the technical director. We will look at effective strategies for using AutoCAD to solve common problems that TDs face on a regular basis. The direction of this workshop will be largely driven by the participants.

Bring your laptop with AutoCAD installed!

Objectives: By the end of this workshop, an attentive person should be able to a) function more effectively in AutoCAD, b) create accurate and legible working drawings, and c) print a drawing from ACAD which can be used by a shop to build. Audience: Any AutoCAD user

This two-day survey on Thursday, December 5 and Friday, December 6 covers the essentials of entertainment rigging for theatres, concert halls, studios, churches, and schools.

Fundamentals are the building blocks, so get a solid foundation or reinforce your knowledge in this essential two-day course that provides an understanding of structures, a knowledge of hardware, some math skills, an appreciation for safety, and a whole lot of common sense. Look at rigging from all angles!

14 ETCP renewal credits

This one-day class is for those working professions or non-professional alike, who have some involvement with power and want to understand the basics of safe and proper power handling and management within the entertainment field. Join the power experts from Lex Products for an understanding (or to refresh your knowledge) of basic electricity and AC power generation through more complex Delta and Wye systems, to an overview of power distribution units and cables used in entertainment, this course will give a solid grounding (pardon the pun) in safe electrical practice for our industry.

Session highlights:

1) AC electricity generation
2) Delta and Wye systems
3) Overcurrent Protection
4) GFCI (personal) Protection
5) Load Determination
6) Cable Type and Ampacity
7) Safe Power Practice & Personal Protection Equipment-PPE
8) Cord/Cable Coiling
9) Hand’s-on cable assembly workshop

Join us for an immersive one-day class on sustainable power distribution for live event production. In this comprehensive course, we delve into the exciting world of eco-conscious energy management, providing you with the knowledge and skills to revolutionize your approach to power distribution for live events.

In this class, you will learn about the latest advancements in sustainable power technologies and how to integrate them into your live event setups. You will be guided through the fundamentals of solar collection, battery storage, inverters, and energy management. You will gain insights into designing systems, anticipating power needs, and equipment selection. Through engaging discussions and real world examples, you will discover strategies for de-carbonizing your stages and optimizing energy consumption. We will also address the importance of safety protocols and compliance with industry standards. By the end of the class, you will be equipped with the knowledge to design and implement sustainable power distribution systems that align with environmental goals without compromising the quality and reliability of live event production. Don't miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of sustainable event technology. Sign up today and join the movement toward greener, more eco-friendly power distribution practices.

This class aims to provide an understanding of key network terms and an overview of the common AV network protocols. It also teaches and demonstrates the configuration of Luminex networking and lighting products. This class is best suited for show techs, sales reps, basic system designers, or people who will be using the Luminex product line and need a basic understanding of configuration and use.

This class carries 3 RU credits for CTS training.

Description:
In this course, the student will learn:
Key Network terms
IP addressing
The most popular Audio, Video, and Lighting Protocols and how they are commonly used
In-depth look at the Luminex Product offerings
Luminex Product Configuration and Use
Best practices

Learning Objectives:
At the end of this program, the learner will understand the key network terms and basic network design.
At the end of this program, the learner will be able to identify and understand Luminex's different product offerings.
At the end of this program, the learner will be able to perform the basic configuration of Luminex networking and lighting products.

In our course you’ll learn everything you need to know to get started with Disguise. You will learn how to use the Disguise production toolkit’s main features including the timeline, stage, output feeds, network setup and device setup.

On Day 2 you will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge you’ve learned as you complete a series of practical tasks crafted to reinforce the techniques needed for structuring and sequencing a variety of projects.

Windows laptop required.

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Recommended course preparation
It is recommended for students to bring their own windows computer and have BEYOND
installed beforehand, 1 Month licenses will be provided free for all students to follow along
with the course but is not required for participation.
As this course is to take beginners and turn them into advanced users, its expected to
understand most everything for normal operation, and most things within the “basic” quick
hints video series. Taking the beginner course is also a good pre-requisite, but its
recommended not to take this immediately after the first course, and instead put time into
using the tools before taking the advanced course.
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Discover the exciting world of pixel mapping with our one-day PixelMapper and DMX control course. Designed for beginners and intermediates, this course introduces you to the creative world of video to lighting fixtures. You'll learn how to create stunning visual effects by using Hippotizer’s PixelMapper feature, capable of mapping many thousand light points easily and effectively.

Our expert instructors will guide you through hands-on exercises, covering essential topics such as DMX protocol, component setup, and practical mapping techniques with popular lighting consoles. By the end of the day, you'll have the skills and confidence to start incorporating pixel mapping into your lighting projects.

A guided approach to creating a project plan using PMP best practices.

Prerequisite:
The basics of how to use a computer.
Laptops are required.

Attendees will develop the skills required to create a practical, flexible and immediately applicable world-class project plan influenced by a PMP. This will become an instant part of your portfolio and templates for all future projects.

Notes on course structure:
This year we are providing an online platform to support the face-to-face presentation.
Provide a WORKSHOP type environment for learning project management.

1. Provide tools and techniques that are immediately applicable to managing all projects and workflow
2. Instructor provided feedback on creation of project plan
3. Access to an online support with all course materials and templates

Rationale for Course:
There are many persons who started their careers as experts in one field or another and have found themselves now managing a team without all the project management training that would have been ideal. For persons operating in our industry, the absence of the term “project manager” as a formal title has hidden the need for this training. Many of the activities being done by the members of the target audience involves managing projects even though they are not recognized as “projects”, many of them are in fact projects. This course (taught by a trained PMP, practicing educator, and an entertainment management practitioner for over 20 years) will provide attendee with skills to take on any project with a sense of confidence and provide useful tools and techniques to ensure increased success. It will also show how to assess your progress and alter your approach before it is too late, so that your projects can remain on time and be completed within budget.

Here is what you will get from this course:

· The confidence, skills and technique to use every day accessible tools to succeed as a project manager, in any industry, by developing a wholistic approach to planning, and executing a project.
· Develop two project plans which can immediately be use in your portfolio as a testament to your current experience and skills as a manager.
· Practical strategies for project management and project plan development through an instructor-lead interactive workshop.

Target Audience:

· Facilities managers for any performance/visual arts venue
· Managers and leaders in House of worships
· Technical Directors
· Production Managers
· Stage Managers
· Faculty in technical theatre
· Students of technical theatre
· Event producers
· Middle managers
· Rental houses team leaders, managers and owners.

Course Schedule
Module 0: Online platform ahead of face-to-face meeting
(This will be accessed via an online platform that will be provided 2 weeks prior to the course)

· Orientation and platform introduction
· Course outline
· Overview of tools to be used
· Outline of portfolio to be developed

Module 1:Overview on planning a project

· What is a project and how to define what success looks like on the levels that matters?
· Initiating a project in a systematic way.
· Using tools to decompose projects.
· Gather project requirements.
· How to define and develop a complete project scope as well as understanding technique to break down (decompose) an established scope in a systematic way, applicable to any project (large or small, in any industry).
· How to identify and manage the inevitable risks that are associated with all projects.
· How to gather information to create a realistic schedule and budget.
· How to be successful when you must “back into a budget”.

Module 2:Overview on managing scope and budgets

· Using tools to create and manage budgets and scopes.
· Project Draft

Module 3:Project Schedules

· Executing a project: A serious look at your workflow.
· Tips on how to maximize the use of your team.
· Management of your workflow as a Project Manager, with detailed use of flexible

This intensive, all-day seminar will show users how to incorporate Vectorworks into their scenic design process. The first half will cover Spotlight tools for room layouts, including staging, seating, and soft goods. The afternoon session will work with free-form modeling, creating custom scenic elements, and applying textures. We will finish by making rendered images and construction documents.

Target audience: Scenic and Event designers interested in learning how Vectorworks can be incorporated into their design process. This is an advanced class.

Prerequisites: This is not a beginner class. Attendees must have a solid understanding of Vectorworks and be comfortable drafting in a 3D environment. We recommend completing the Core Certification Course online.

Must bring own laptop. System requirements have been updated to Vectorworks 2025 here: https://www.vectorworks.net/sysreq

Spatial Audio: Spacemap Go is a 1-day interactive workshop in developing understanding and knowledge in spatial audio using Spacemap Go, Meyer Sound’s spatial sound design and mixing tool. This training includes guiding principles in spatial audio; Spacemap Go operations and workflow; and spatial sound design and mixing.  
 
This course is for people who want an introduction to spatial audio, have interest in using Meyer Sound’s Spacemap Go tool in live productions or events, and need to know how to design, use, and maintain these systems. 
 
By the end of the training, participants will understand the guiding principles of spatial audio and system design; how to install a spatial audio system; how to apply workflow for installing, connecting, designing, and mixing using Spacemap Go; how to build Spacemaps and trajectories and trigger them with external control using OSC (Open Sound Control) and plug-ins; and they will explore various approaches in mixing spatial audio in a live production environment and installations.

This Dataton Academy focuses on WATCHOUT version 7, released in 2024. The two-day class is appropriate for beginners to the WATCHOUT multi-display show composer system, as well as current users looking to explore new features in WATCHOUT 7.

This WATCHOUT training covers basic and more advanced topics and is designed to give attendees a clear understanding of WATCHOUT – its strengths, key features, applications, and possibilities. In this hands-on class, you will be able to hone previous skills while learning new ones, workflow solutions, and common trouble-shooting practices.

1. Show set-up, including asset workflow
2. Effects and compositions
3. Virtual displays
4. Workflow for mapping on 3D models

*Participants are expected to bring their own laptop PC.

Lighting and video programmers unite! The Battle of the Busk is back with an all new configuration including live video and a show floor stage. This three day workshop will enrich programmers in the latest technology and professional theory behind building a live show. Participants will divide up into teams, working in pre-visualization stations equipped with lighting consoles and video platforms, under the guidance of manufacturer sponsored technical support and professional mentorship to create a large competitive show. Expect two days of hands-on experience, Lighting led by Luther Frank and video with Pixera media servers led by Kerstin Hovland. The final day of the workshop culminates in a live show opening night at the LDI Circle Bar, complete with a People’s Choice Award and extended networking event.

Consoles and fixtures provided by Chauvet, ETC, Acme, and ACT Entertainment. Stage by StagePro/Apex Stages. Media servers by AV Stumpfl/Pixera. Sound system by RCF. Haze by Hazebase.

Consoles:

• Road Hog 4 by ETC
• grandMA by MA Lighting
• ChamSys MQ500M
• ONYX by Obsidian Control Systems

Battle of the Busk: Lighting
Host: Luther Frank
Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Cap: (20) 5 Teams of 2 Lighting and 2 Video programmers
Required Materials: Laptop/Tablet, showfiles/libraries

Day 1 (Friday) - Live Programming: How to Busk- (9am-5pm)
The workshop begins with onboarding all participants on the tools available to them for Monday’s competition. We’ll cover the lighting desks, video stations, pre-made tools, and the best practices for establishing a workflow to getting the show audience ready. A brief seminar will showcase some of the best methods from top professionals throughout the industry including punt pages, effect libraries, and deployment theory. After this, we’ll break into teams for the rest of the workshop. Each team will be introduced to their workstation, and begin training and setup procedures for effective pre-visualization and design.

Day 2 (Saturday) - Live Programming: Prep for Success- (9am-5pm)
The second day is a full day of hands-on creative exploration. Teams will be given access to their equipment, console trainers, and professional mentors in equal blocks to keep them moving towards their final showing. As the day concludes all teams will test their systems and have a chance at last looks before finalizing their busking tool sets for tomorrow's show.

Day 3 (Sunday) - The Battle of the Busk (4pm-7pm)
The third day of the workshop is the opening day of LDI, and the final competition, showing each team's work. Once the LDI Crew and Connect Industry Party opens at 6pm at the Circle Bar, the industry will gather to observe and vote on their favorite live performance. Expect energy, excitement, and a networking event like nowhere else in our industry.

Day 4 (Tuesday) - Awards Ceremony (9am-10am - DSE Keynote Stage)
Winners will be announced at the LDI Booth and Product Awards Breakfast Ceremony. Prizes will be awarded.

Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Cap: (16) 4 Teams of 2 Lighting and 2 Video programmers
Required Materials: Laptop/Tablet, showfiles/libraries
Teams of two will work with Pixera* media servers
Content creation led by Kerstin Hovland.

Prerequisite:
Prepare for the ultimate event, Battle of The Busk at LDI by mastering the essentials with our Pixera Fundamentals course! When you sign up for Battle of The Busk, you are agreeing to complete this mandatory prerequisite online course, designed to equip you with the foundational knowledge necessary to excel in the advanced training sessions at LDI.
Join our live remote workshop via Microsoft Teams on December 4 and 5 from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM Mountain Time, or access the course as a set of downloadable videos at your convenience. We highly encourage live participation to maximize your learning experience.
Ensure you arrive at LDI ready to dive into advanced content with confidence. Enroll in the Pixera Fundamentals course today and secure your spot in Battle of The Busk!

Day 1 (Friday) - Live Programming: How to Busk- (9am-5pm)
The workshop begins with onboarding all participants on the tools available to them for Monday’s competition. We'll begin with an introduction to the Pixera platform, and how platform architecture can inform the prep of content for busking. We will move on to content gathering and production, including an intro to common creation tools and AI apps, stock sources, and the best practices for organizing content to deliver flexibility when it's showtime. A brief seminar will showcase some of the best methods from top professionals throughout the industry including punt strategies, using video effects, and setting up a tactile operating approach that works for you. After this, we’ll break into teams for the rest of the workshop. Each team will be introduced to their workstation, and begin training and setup procedures for effective pre-visualization and design.

Day 2 (Saturday) - Live Programming: Prep for Success- (9am-5pm)
The second day is a full day of hands-on creative exploration. Teams will be given access to their equipment, content, Pixera programmers, and professional mentors in equal blocks to keep them moving towards their final showing. As the day concludes all teams will test their systems and have a chance at last looks before finalizing their busking tool sets for tomorrow's show.

Day3 (Sunday) - The Battle of the Busk (4pm-7pm)
The third day of the workshop is the opening day of LDI, and the final competitive showing of all the teams' work. Once the LDI Crew and Connect Industry Party opens at 6pm at the Circle Bar, the industry will gather to observe and vote on their favorite live busking performance. Expect energy, excitement, and a networking event like nowhere else in our industry.

Winners will be announced at the LDI Booth and Product Awards Ceremony on Tuesday morning (9am-10) at the DSE Keynote Stage. Prizes will be awarded.

*Pixera is the exclusive media server sponsor for The Battle Of The Busk

Consoles and fixtures provided by Chauvet, ETC, Acme, and ACT Entertainment. Stage by StagePro/Apex Stages. Media servers by AV Stumpfl/Pixera. Sound system by RCF. Haze by Hazebase.

Description
Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Cap: (16) 4 Teams of 2 Lighting and 2 Video programmers
Required Materials: Laptop/Tablet, showfiles/libraries
Teams of two will work with Pixera* media servers

Prerequisite:
Prepare for the ultimate event, Battle of The Busk at LDI by mastering the essentials with our Pixera Fundamentals course! When you sign up for Battle of The Busk, you are agreeing to complete this mandatory prerequisite online course, designed to equip you with the foundational knowledge necessary to excel in the advanced training sessions at LDI.
Join our live workshop on December 4 and 5 from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM Mountain Time, or access the course as a set of downloadable videos at your convenience. We highly encourage live participation to maximize your learning experience.
Ensure you arrive at LDI ready to dive into advanced content with confidence. Enroll in the Pixera Fundamentals course today and secure your spot in Battle of The Busk!

Day 1 (Friday) - Live Programming: How to Busk- (9am-5pm)
The workshop begins with onboarding all participants on the tools available to them for Monday’s competition. We'll begin with an introduction to the Pixera platform, and how platform architecture can inform the prep of content for busking. We will move on to content gathering and production, including an intro to common creation tools and AI apps, stock sources, and the best practices for organizing content to deliver flexibility when it's showtime. A brief seminar will showcase some of the best methods from top professionals throughout the industry including punt strategies, using video effects, and setting up a tactile operating approach that works for you. After this, we’ll break into teams for the rest of the workshop. Each team will be introduced to their workstation, and begin training and setup procedures for effective pre-visualization and design.

Day 2 (Saturday) - Live Programming: Prep for Success- (9am-5pm)
The second day is a full day of hands-on creative exploration. Teams will be given access to their equipment, content, Pixera programmers, and professional mentors in equal blocks to keep them moving towards their final showing. As the day concludes all teams will test their systems and have a chance at last looks before finalizing their busking tool sets for tomorrow's show.

Day3 (Sunday) - The Battle of the Busk (4pm-7pm)
The third day of the workshop is the opening day of LDI, and the final competitive showing of all the teams' work. Once the LDI Crew and Connect Industry Party opens at 6pm at the Circle Bar, the industry will gather to observe and vote on their favorite live busking performance. Expect energy, excitement, and a networking event like nowhere else in our industry.

Winners will be announced at the LDI Booth and Product Awards Ceremony on Tuesday morning (9am). Prizes will be awarded.

*Pixera is the exclusive media server sponsor for The Battle Of The Busk

Consoles and fixtures provided by Chauvet, ETC, Acme, and ACT Entertainment. Stage by StagePro/Apex Stages. Media servers by AV Stumpfl/Pixera. Sound system by RCF. Haze by Hazebase.

Hands On HIVE is the first ever US training on the Hive media engine ecosystem that is changing the way we approach the traditional media server market.
Capable of performing the tasks of media server systems 10 times it's size and cost, the Hive media engines are the ultimate in scalable, affordable media playback solutions for live entertainment and AV Installations.
The full day course introduces the components that make up a Hive media playback system and the many ways to program or control it.

• System Set-up including a detailed look at Beesync the proprietary system used to sync multiple systems on a network to work as a single larger system.
• Video mapping techniques including region mapping, grid warping, keystone and soft edge blending.
• Explore the built-in programming options and the different applications that they are aimed at.
• Learn about the multiple control protocols that can be used from external devices.
• Intro to the Camera based alignment options compatible with HIVE devices. 

The course offers hands-on experience with in-person devices that access the user interface in order to configure the system in a real-world environment.

Participants need to bring a laptop.

Class Size: Max 16 people. 8 stations; 2 students per station. 

Ready to move beyond the basics with your Eos family console? Taught on the new Eos Apex console, Level 2 goes beyond the basics covered in our Level 1 training class. This class will get you going with additional features and functions of your console and get you on your way to programming like a pro. Topics covered in this class are Display Layouts and Workspaces including Snapshots, Palettes and Presets, Direct Selects, Discrete Timing and Multipart Cues, Relative and Absolute Effects, working with multi-cell fixtures and moving lights, and basic Magic Sheets.

Prerequisites: Attendees should have prior experience with an Eos family lighting console. Level 1 is generally recommended before taking Level 2. Online classes are available at: https://learningstage.etcconnect.com/

Check out the other Eos family training sessions offered at LDI 2024!

Instructor: ETC Staff or ETC Certified Contract Trainer

This two-day course is designed for programmers who already have an understanding of the fundamentals of the grandMA3 software. It goes into a more in-depth understanding of patch, 3D, DMX tools, groups, presets, phases, cue functionality, syntax, timecode, layouts, networking, and more. This course should not be taken by someone who has not already completed the grandMA3 for the grandMA2 User course or grandMA3 Beginner courses, or who has not already spent several months actively using grandMA3 software. All attendees are strongly encouraged to complete the free grandMA3 Intermediate Pretest first. If you do not score at least 85% on this test, we strongly recommend you take the grandMA3 Beginner or grandMA3 for the grandMA2 User course before this intermediate class. This class assumes the presence of an underlying knowledge of the topics covered in the Beginner or grandMA3 for the grandMA2 User courses and will not have time to go through the basic information.

MagicQ basic training course covers the use of all MagicQ products including our MagicQ consoles and PC Interfaces.

This two-day course covers starting new shows from scratch, layouts, patching, recording and editing cues, cue lists and chases, FX programming.
The course is suitable for all skill levels but suited more to those starting out with MagicQ.
Experienced users can pick up new tips and tricks.

Set up for training is two people per console using ChamSys MagicVis for visualization.

• Getting a new MagicQ show started from Patching to Programming. 
• Different programming styles and features suited to Live Events, TV/Broadcast and Theatre.  
• Programming tips & techniques from our trainers.  
• Use of more advanced features such as Pixel Mapping, Multi-Element Fixture console and Networking.   
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Target audience 
  
Lighting Programmers, Lighting Technicians, Console Operators & Lighting Designers 
  
Level of class 
  
Basic to Intermediate Lighting Console Training.  
  
Requirements prior to attending:  
A good understanding of DMX-512 
A general understanding of programming terms 
Be Computer literate.  

This 2-day intermediate course covers the Hog 4 control software which is used on the Hog 4, Full Boar 4, Road Hog 4, Hedgehog 4, and Hog 4PC. This hands-on class will use an industry standard Hog 4 Console connected to Capture visualization software. The class covers most parts of the console software including the new color handling features of v4.0, and plenty of time allotted for questions and general practice time.
Prerequisites: Attendee should have prior experience with automated luminaires and a general familiarity with lighting consoles. In addition, they should have working knowledge of the DMX 512 communication protocol, fixture addressing, and patching. Some previous Hog 4 experience is highly recommended but not required.

Day 1 offers an introduction or review section, covering navigation, patching, and palettes to cue lists and playback options.
• Console overview
• Navigation
• Patching
• Basic programming concepts
• Palettes
• Playback
• Cuelists
• Pages

Day 2 will cover intermediate level features in the morning and more advanced programming features in the afternoon.
• Advanced patching
• Scenes
• Playback bars/Playback Bar Docking
• Kind/CMD keys
• Effects
• Batches
• Pixel mapping
• Control Panel/Preferences
• Networking
• Troubleshooting
This is a two-day training session. Participants are expected to attend both days.
Lunch is provided each day.

Online classes are available at: https://learningstage.etcconnect.com/
Check out the other Hog sessions offered at LDI 2024!

Instructor:  Noah Allen, Product Support Specialist and Hog 4 Trainer, ETC Austin

This two-day course is designed for programmers who have little to no experience with grandMA lighting consoles or for people new to lighting programming in general. It covers the basics of views, attribute manipulation, patching, groups, presets, sequences, executors, and phasers. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of programming the grandMA3 software. All attendees are strongly encouraged to complete the free grandMA3 Beginner Pretest first. If you do not score at least 85% on this test, we strongly recommend reviewing the free grandMA3 Prerequisite course before attending a grandMA3 Beginner course. This class assumes some underlying knowledge of the topics covered in the prerequisite course and we will not have time to review all of this basic information.

VYV is a leading provider of cutting-edge video servers, projection mapping, and interactive solutions used on projects for clients such as Cirque du Soleil, The Walt Disney Company, Dragone, ABBA, Roger Waters, Bruno Mars, and many others. This hands-on training will give attendees the foundational training on the VYV Product ecosystem and practices for when they encounter our systems. This training covers manual projection calibration, automatic calibration, timeline programming, media management and show control.

Get hands-on with zactrack’s automated follow systems, learn how to operate and deploy this unique technology and transform a production through integration with lighting, audio, video, and other show control disciplines.

Immerse yourself in cutting-edge digital creativity, Immersive Storytelling, and Creative Direction in a half-day workshop led by industry pioneer Josue Ibanez. This workshop offers a deep dive into the expansive world of immersive media and designing experiences, guiding participants through emerging opportunities and career paths within the industry. Whether you're looking to specialise in virtual reality, augmented reality, light installations, AV performances, or other digital experiences, you will gain invaluable insights into building a successful career. The session is designed to expose participants to the multifaceted aspects of immersive media and equip them with thoughtful strategies to thrive in this dynamic field.

In the latter half of the masterclass, Josue will shift focus to practical applications, offering a crash course on storytelling and creative direction applied to any kind of experience. Participants will explore how to build and create solid concepts for immersive experiences, pitching, and production processes and understand the strengths and limitations of various technologies. You will learn how to craft compelling experiences and media artworks through hands-on examples and expert guidance. This segment is tailored to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to stand out in the competitive landscape of immersive media, making it a must-attend for anyone eager to create breathing experiences.