Diaries of a Creative Worker - with Sophie Marschner
Event Information
About this event
Sophie Marschner is a motion artist creating video and animation content for television, live events and theatre. On the side, she also experiments with audiovisual graphics and elements that are audio reactive.
Past projects have included screen graphics and floor projection mapping for BBC Strictly Come Dancing, screen graphics for C4 Best Before Series 1 + 2 and a self directed audiovisual piece showcased at Fact Magazine.
Come and hear what being a motion artist and getting into the creative industry entails.
For Sophie's work see here:
Showreel featuring motion based work from television and theatre - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=refAKpXAdPg&feature=youtu.be
Fact Magazine piece - https://www.factmag.com/2020/05/07/sophie-marschner-monolith/
Diaries of a Creative Worker is an event organized by the N17 Creative Callings.
Please note this is a Webinar hosted on Zoom
5pm-5:15pm #Welcome & Introduction to the Event #Tour around Zoom #Creative weekly news
5:15pm-5:25pm #Quiz
5:25pm-5:55pm #Workshop Part 1
5 Minute Break
6:00pm - 6:40pm #Talk with Sophie Marschner
6:40pm - 7:00pm #Q&A
10 minute break
7:10pm - 7:30pm #Workshop Part 2
7:30pm - 7:45pm #Feedback
7:45pm - 8:00pm #Upcoming Events
N17 Creative Callings is a free program, co-funded by the Mayor of London and the European Social Fund that offers free 1 2 1 support & certified training to creative businesses and workers in Tottenham.
Organiser Collage Works
Organiser of Diaries of a Creative Worker - with Sophie Marschner
WHO WE ARE
Collage Works is the employment branch of Collage Arts, a leading arts development, training, and creative regeneration charity based in the Haringey Cultural Quarter.
OUR STORY
For over 30 years, the organization has created opportunities for greater participation in the arts and creative industries for the whole community through a range of learning programmes, enterprise, support services, facilities and resources.
OUR APPROACH
We seek to provide greater access and support to under-represented sections of the community including black and minority ethnic communities, women, people with disabilities, young people leaving care and ex-offenders, by offering skills, experience, and opportunities in music. media, film, photography, performing arts and visual arts, which can lead to progression routes in further and higher education, employment and entrepreneurship.
