This hands-on workshop provides artists with camera, audio, and lighting basics from pre- to post-production.
Join us for an orientation session on August 20th from 6 to 8 pm, and become familiar with the recording studio‘s control room and recording booth. Our team is here to teach you how to operate the studio and support your creations. Expect a run-through of essential hardware, software, and basic setup and tear-down. Most importantly, we want to hear about your projects and how we can assist YOU!
Join us for an exceptional evening with Hannah Ranger, DARC’s Expanded Practice artist in residence, as she explores how new technology can enhance the visceral experience of felted artwork. Hannah will share insights from her residency and discuss the evolution of her project.
Not your uncle’s gear demos! DARC is facilitating low stakes and low barrier access to DARC gear with an informal learning component.
Music as Emotional Storytelling is a two-part, in-person, participatory workshop series exploring our emotional responses to simple musical concepts.
DARC’s Cinema for Palestine series is presenting Cinema Politica’s Fluid Frames from the Palestinian Diaspora collection.
Curated by Palestinian filmmaker Muhammad Nour-Elkhairy, the collection features films that explore the refusal of right of return to the Palestinian homeland and the bitter irony of living inside Canada’s settler-colonial state.
Video Camp for Girls+ is a 2-week program that provides youth aged 13-17 with hands-on video production training. Participants will learn camera basics, filming and lighting techniques, and video editing in DaVinci Resolve from professional filmmakers and multimedia artists. The program includes hands-on experience in equipment handling, setting up for video shoots, and exercises simulating various shooting conditions, leading to the production of original short films screened at the end of the program.
Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC) will be hosting a Garage Sale to clear out some of our professional media production equipment. From cameras to computers to monitors to audio accessories and more, the DARC Garage Sale is the perfect place for budding or intermediate filmmakers, cinematographers, and media artists to upgrade their equipment and elevate the quality of their art.
DARC is excited to present our annual Big Gay Screening in partnership with Qu’ART. This year’s program brings together a variety of genres, showcasing a mix of skillfully made short films by Canadian artists.
Join us for this FREE event and celebrate the creativity within the queer community!
Join us for a looping screening of It’s Not Brakhage, an experimental essay film created by DARC’s inventive and talented member, Miles Rufelds.
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