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GLSL Shaders : Introduction - Splice Festival 2018

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Thu, 10 May 2018

15:00 – 18:00 BST

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Stour Space

7 Roach Road

London

E3 2PA

United Kingdom

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Max. Participants: 20
Duration: 3 hours

In this workshop we’ll look at the possibilities available for using the GLSL coding language to create live visuals. In recent years GLSL has become one of the most used languages for creating real-time graphics generators and image processing FX. Primarily this workshop will focus on writing ISF based shaders to use in VDMX and other supported applications, but the basic concepts can translate to other platforms such as Unity, OpenFrameworks, Cinder, on the web and many other platforms.

For some examples of the possibilities of working with GLSL visit sites like interactiveshaderformat.com and shadertoy.com

Hosted by David Lublin – an artist, programmer, occasional mathematician and lead developer of VidVox and VDMX software, based in Brooklyn, NY.

vidvox.net

PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BRING:

Your own computer and download the free ISF Editor, Fragment, Quartz Composer or similar software for working with GLSL shaders.

Date and time

Thu, 10 May 2018

15:00 – 18:00 BST

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Location

Stour Space

7 Roach Road

London

E3 2PA

United Kingdom

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Splice Festival is an audio visual performing arts festival based in London.

3rd Edition
10th - 13th May

Founded in 2016, Splice has been designed to encourage the open exchange of ideas and information whilst producing and showcasing ground breaking performances from both emerging and established artists.

At its core the festival’s programme explores the overlapping fields of audio visual art and culture through a collection of live performances and projects including live cinema, AV remixing and VJing alongside other performative work that includes digital theatre, projection mapping, visual music, generative software, creative coding, experimental music and work that uses old and new technology in engaging ways.

Our educational programme features a range of workshops, talks, panel discussions and networking events, and new for 2018 we have added a kids and family section featuring a hands-on workshop and performance.

Splice Festival is proud to form the UK branch of Creative Europe’s AV Node Network, a large scale project which partners 13 art and technology festivals across 12 European countries to promote and support the work of emerging audio visual artists.