Camera-less Cinema
Guillaume Vallée with invited artist
WORKSHOP
60$ + taxes
Registration deadline: March 3rd, 2025
Description
Camera-less creation is a marginal film genre that can be defined as experimental animation. The various processes that make up this genre come very close to the studio arts, through the manual work of direct intervention on film (Super8, 16mm, 35mm). The workshop leader’s approach focuses mainly on the recycling of found footage on 16mm film, and the various ways of transforming filmic emulsion using ink, etching, emulsion lifting, and contact printing.
- 12 hours of group training
- Where: Vidéographe, 4550 Garnier street, Montreal QC, H2J 3S7
- Dates and time: March 8th and 9th, 2025 from 10AM to 5PM (with a 1 hour lunch break)
- Plublic transportation: Mount-Royal metro station; bus lines 27, 45 and 97
- Cost: 60$ + taxes
This workshop will be given in French.
Please note that LSQ and ASL interpreters can be arranged. If you identify as d/Deaf and would like an interpreter, please contact Mick Sand before registering.
Mick Sand
info@videographe.org
(514) 521-2116 (extension 221)
For any additional information regarding trainings, please contact:
Mick Sand
info@videographe.org
(514) 521-2116 (extension 221)
About the workshop leader:
Guillaume Vallée
Experimental filmmaker, video artist and independent curator, Guillaume Vallée graduated from Concordia University with a degree in animation and an MFA in Studio Arts – Film Production. He is interested in all alternative forms of the moving image. His work makes use of various techno-artisanal techniques, exploring media materiality through direct intervention, optical manipulation and analog distortion, with the aim of creating hybrid and expanded works. He works mainly in Super8, 16mm and VHS.
This workshop was made possible thanks to the support of:
