3LD Salon Series
SEEKING
Video Designer/Lighting Designer Teams
For our October 22, 2013 Salon Workshop
Three teams of Video Designer/ Lighting Designers
to collaborate on
a new 15-minute Work in Progress by
to be presented to the public
at our October Salon, with a talk-back discussing the process.
……resulting in
A 14-Day Residency awarded to one of the teams for the period of
November 25 – December 8, 2013.
Our next 3LD Salon will feature the work of three Lighting Designer/Video Designer teams, each working with choreographer Jen Webber of Decadance on 5 minutes of a 15-minute work in progress. The teams will work in our largest space, Studio A, over the course of seven days from October 13 – 22, 2013.
They will create 5 minutes of compelling video/lighting design for a narrative
hip-hop/dance piece.
Are you a video/lighting designer team?
Are you available for the above workshop?
If so, and are selected to participate in this Salon, you have a one in three chance to be awarded a 14 day, 24/7 hour residency at 3LD. Please send links to samples of your work to:
PLEASE PUT “OCTOBER SALON” IN THE SUBJECT LINE OF THE EMAIL.
You will be expected to meet with the choreographer and create 5 minutes of original video/lighting design for the piece. You will also participate on the panel on the evening of the salon on October 22. There is a stipend offered.
One team of collaborators will be awarded a 14 day, 336 hours 24/7 rehearsal/showing residency in our Studio B from November 25 – December 8, 2013.
3LD’s newly-minted Salon Series brings artists together to examine techniques and technologies being utilized in live performance. Each Salon centers around a theme, with an emphasis on the designers’ process. For each salon, three teams of designers work with a director, writer, actors and 3LD personnel to create a piece 5 – 20 minutes in length. The company and designers receive 24-hour access in studio time for one week to ten days, as well as a small stipend. The process culminates in a showing, followed by a panel, where approaches are discussed through audience question and answer. The aim of the program is to encourage cross-pollination between artistic disciplines and discussion around the evolution of technology, while giving artists the chance to connect with new collaborators.
