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Part of the Feral Takeover at Galoshans Festival
The Paper Cinema creates unique, magical performances that combine the languages of animation, music, film and theatre.
This workshop will open with a brief introduction to the company, including a short performance. Then, working in groups, you will devise a short story and begin drawing the characters. After making these into Paper Cinema style puppets, you will be guided through the basics of how to animate them in real time. With your input, a live musical score, including sound effects, will be written especially for your show. The session will conclude with each group performing their show to the rest of the participants.
Founded in 2004 by Nicholas Rawling with Imogen Charleston and Christopher Reed, The Paper Cinema creates unique, magical performances that combine the languages of animation, music, film and theatre. Accompanied by a live soundtrack, intricate pen and ink illustrations are skilfully manipulated in real time in
front of a video camera and projected onto the big screen.
Sitting in full view of the audience, the puppeteers and musicians work to a precise choreography that is as engrossing to watch as the story being played out above them.
With a readily transferrable DIY aesthetic, the company has performed in a diverse range of venues from village halls and arts centres to major film festivals and museums.
Website: https://www.thepapercinema.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thepapercinema
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Part of the Feral Takeover at Galoshans Festival 2024
SB: Sound Based
V: Highly Visual / No or Little Text
Beacon Arts Centre, Custom House Quay, Greenock, PA15 1HJ
Beacon Arts Centre – Beaconartscentre.co.uk
You’ll find us at Custom House Quay, a short walk from Greenock Central Station or the bus stops on Rue End Street and Dalrymple Street. Coming by car? We’re about 30-40 minutes from Glasgow City Centre (depending on traffic!)
Free customer parking with designated bays for Blue Badge holders near the main entrance – find out more.
We have accessible level access to the venue via a ramp to the front of the building.
Event space (the studio) is on the ground floor.
Wheelchair spaces are on the front row of the studio (on the level of the playing space)
We have a passenger lift for access to the gallery suite level.
All ground floor fire exits have level egress.
We have 3 fire evac chairs on the second level refuge spaces.
Building has 18 female designated toilets
(Combination of front and back of house)
Rig Arts: Charity No: SC042242
Supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland distributing funding provided by the
Scottish Government and The National Lottery. Further information at creativescotland.com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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