KCACTF Region 1 Conference 57

General Faculty

Discover a new and unique way of telling your story through the intersection of movement, story, music, gesture, and words. Bring a real story from your life. Bring an object that either relates to the story or is just something you like. Over the course of each session we will move, we will sing, we will write, and through proposals and assignments from the workshop teachers, each student will create a short solo performance piece.

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Rehearsal, NPP Participants

General, open to all.

Discover a new and unique way of telling your story through the intersection of movement, story, music, gesture, and words. Bring a real story from your life. Bring an object that either relates to the story or is just something you like. Over the course of each session we will move, we will sing, we will write, and through proposals and assignments from the workshop teachers, each student will create a short solo performance piece.

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NPP participants

General, open to all. This would be a sound design focussed workshops on the basics of Qlab. This can be useful for technicians, board operators, designers, performers, and really anyone interested in learning theater technology. Qlab is the main playback system that many live theaters use and it is useful for all those who participate in theater to have a familiarity with it.

General, open to all. Bright Ideas: Designing Costumes with Lights and Puppets will take you on an exciting journey into the world of costume innovation by exploring how to integrate lighting and puppetry into your designs. This workshop is perfect for anyone curious about combining artistry with technical expertise. Here’s what you’ll delve into:

Research and Exploration: Learn how to frame and investigate the key questions essential for successfully adding lighting and puppetry elements to costumes.
Collaboration Across Disciplines: Gain practical insights into working with specialists in costumes, lighting and puppetry to achieve cohesive designs.
Materials Investigation: Explore the materials and tools involved, such as lighting components, batteries, fuses, puppet structures and support systems.
Build Process: Learn how to create maquettes and mockups, explore techniques for adding lighting, understand safety fundamentals and introduce troubleshooting strategies to address common challenges.
Final Preparations: Understand the finishing steps, including handing off costumes to performers and wardrobe teams and ensuring proper storage for longevity.
Throughout the workshop, we’ll use physical examples to walk you through each step of the process. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation to begin incorporating these elements into your own designs and projects. Join us to spark your creativity and explore this innovative approach to costume design!

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