Immersive Fulldome Video Production Techniques - Hands-On!

Shoot and edit using our immersive gear, then see your footage projected on the dome at Fiske Planetarium!!! Join Fiske Planetarium, the CU Boulder Immersive Media Lab, and the Boulder County Film Commission for an exciting one-day workshop exploring the art of immersive storytelling. Participants will learn the fundamentals of 360° photography, video production, and fulldome filmmaking. Through hands-on activities, attendees will capture, edit, and prepare their own immersive content, culminating in a screening of their work on the spectacular dome at Fiske Planetarium. No previous experience necessary! All hardware, cameras, and software tools will be provided for the duration of the workshop. SCHEDULE Coffee etc: 8:30am to 9am Workshop: 9am to 11:30am Lunch (not provided - easy walk to CU Dining hall): 11:30am-12:30pm Workshop Continues: 12:30pm to 3pm Travel to Fiske/Break: 3pm to 4pm Fiske - screening/critique: 4pm to 6pm Workshop will be held in the Immersive Media Lab @ CU Boulder: 2085 Colorado Ave STADIUM BUILDING at Folsom Field STAD136 (Between Gate 5 and 6, south end of stadium) Boulder, CO 80309 Instructor Bio Pat Clark is an assistant professor in the Department of Critical Media Practices and the faculty director of the Immersive Media Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. As a media maker and researcher, he is interested in new methods of interactive storytelling and how they can be combined with traditional documentary practice. Through his research and creative work, he attempts to redefine the boundaries of perception and engagement for artists, designers, and audiences. By integrating immersive technologies and interactive narratives, he challenges conventional modes of understanding and experiencing our world. His fulldome films and immersive works have been screened at planetariums and international dome festivals around the world, earning recognition and awards for innovative immersive storytelling. More information and links to his work can be found at patclarkmedia.com. Please note: There will be an approximate one hour break for lunch. Please feel free to bring your lunch and keep it in the fridge, or there are restaurants on campus and on the Hill within walking distance. COMMUNITY AGREEMENTS: By attending this event, all participants are expected to abide by these, BOULDER CHAMBER Community Agreements and Code of Conduct. SUSTAINABLE COMMUTING: The BOULDER CHAMBER and Boulder Chamber Transportation Connections (BCTC) encourage you to use sustainable transportation options to get to Chamber events! Learn more about transportation options in Boulder and how BCTC can help employers encourage their employees to commute sustainably, on the BCTC website or by emailing us at [email protected]. BCTC promotes transportation choices that are efficient & sustainable and enhance the Boulder community as a great place to live, work, & play. PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE: By attending this event, photographs and videos of the event and individuals will be public and possibly used on future marketing for the BOULDER CHAMBER and its associates. NOTE: The opinions and information provided by the BOULDER CHAMBER event speakers are strictly those of the speakers. The BOULDER CHAMBER does not necessarily endorse their opinions and has not independently verified the information presented.