Roehampton Summer Showcase
Join Elan, Tim and others for this informal writing panel! Scriptwriter and director Elan Gamaker, a two-time resident of Amsterdam’s Binger Filmlab, has worked under international script tutors such as Hettie Macdonald, Mark Travis, Judith Weston, Martin Daniel, Arne Bro, Gyula Gazdag, Franz Rodenkirchen and Jacques Akchoti. He was also the founder and head writer
A person will touch their phone on average 2,617 times a day. With the world’s happening at our fingertips, we are being bombarded with information now more than ever. How many of our thoughts are really our own? What influences us to make decisions? How many sides of a story can there be? Are any
Join Brenda for this exciting West African Dance workshop! Register at Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/157627358673
Join Jerome and others for this Creative Writing panel, which explores the idea and value of the passion project.
An exploration of wrongness inspired by the human condition. Subtle Subversion questions our daily mechanisms and investigates our interpretations of wrongness. Through collaborative research, we explored/expanded the subtleties of how we define “what is wrong”. This will be a live event, 8th of June at 6:57PM. A livestream will be available here. Register for this event
How can visual artists incorporate creative work into their everyday lives? What strategies exist for building and maintaining a vibrant creative practice in the context of work, family, and other demands? This talk will focus on real-world ideas and experiences for continuing creative output outside of academia. Don’t forget to join the event by signing
Join Brenda for an hour-long Ballroom dance workshop!
Creative writing panel and Q&A.
MED is an experimental and collaborative choreography project that explores the mechanism of the sensorimotor simulation model in our bodies, that is, how emotions and memories are embodied and reactivated through body movements. Inspired by the Bauhaus aesthetic, bodies present in this performance have functioned as media of memories. The choreography process benefits from a