A large multi-disciplinary arts centre that presents and commissions contemporary mixed arts and makes a particular contribution to culturally diverse theatre.
Compilation of our mistakes and retakes from the fund application. If we get the money, or not we certainly had the most fun with a funding application we've ever had.
Game Development Lab at South Hill Park, Berkshire, UK, led by Ben Pitt of Unity Technologies.
In August 2012, the group worked with Ben learning the basics of the Unity 3D game engine, with the aim to create and publish their own games: Coatman Begins, Professor Ball, Tank War, Boson Barrage, Adventures of Frustrum Jones, Maze Of Fortune, Llama's Adventure, Car Sense.
Supported by Unity, Hosted at Digital Media Centre, South Hill Park, UK.
Results of a one day workshop to design, build and texture game maps for multiplayer arena combat using the engine from the genre-defining FPS game, Quake.
This movie shows multiplayer combat with bots in Dark Places on all seven levels that were made during the day.
Sci Fi electronic drone boxes, made by a group of noise fans under the guidance of Mr. Underwood.
Starting with the basics of soldering and ending with assembly of a bespoke electronic theremin kit, featuring 6 oscillators for 3 way drone and light controlled optical sensors.
5. A Walk In The Park
Let's get to know each other. It's never going to be quite what you expect, is it ?
6. Murder Most Foul
Film projects past - The return of Blood Lake
The future of manufacturing with the self replicating RepRap 3D printer !
3D artist, Riette Hayes-Davies joined RepRap specialists Hannah and Malcolm Napier for a workshop weekend at South Hill Park Arts Centre in March 2012 to take people through the process of modelling objects in Google Sketch Up and outputting printed objects on the RepRap.
2D tales of shipwreck, sharks and mysterious islands. Animator, Gemma Burditt led a one day workshop for young people at South Hill Park Arts Centre, exploring animation using cut out drawings and images.
Approaching electronics as an artist, Stu "ASMO" Smith visited us in November to lead a workshop to construction a Touch Control Electronic instrument.
The final instrument uses the electrical resistance of your body, tilt and touch controls to create wild gales of synthesised noise.
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Train journeys and X Fighter flights in this beautiful stop motion animation using cut out shapes. Workshop at South Hill Park, Bracknell UK led by Gemma Burditt
A five day laboratory for dance artists, to find out how to work with sensors for performance and installation.
Our first Dance-Technology mentoring programme began with a weekend "Using Sensors for Performance & Installation" workshop, investigating use of the Arduino micro-controller to connect a variety of ultra-sound, infra red and pressure sensors to generate movement triggered responses from computer.
Project supported by South East Dance
A dismantled PC and half the contents of our store cupboard get used in the Half Term holiday childrens animation course.
The result: Robot Wars, of course!
The Council of Evil plot to destroy our beloved local arts and culture centre. Not a whole 24 hours - the young people on the South Hill Park 24 team have only 24 minutes to find and diffuse the bomb - will James Gigabyte, Rachel Rogers, Claire Internetical, Elizabeth Megan, Cat Royal and Dan Digit save the Arts from destruction?
Drama from our Easter holiday "Make A Film in 3 Days" course 2011, led by Bart Lee, Stephen Harrison and Beth Brennan.
Animated films from our Easter workshop day, exploring production of animation to some well know bits of film dialog. You'll know the films!
Workshop led by Gemma Burditt
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Dynamic and daring video art works from: Coconnier Clemence, Ana Barbour, Hélène Crouzillat, Katy Pendlebury, Desplantez Julien, Rannvá Káradóttir, Dan Canham, Laura Dannequin & Will Hanke.
Trailer for public screenings of 5th XTEND international compilation of Dance for Screen works, showing at South Hill Park Arts Centre, UK and during the Dancin Oxford Dance Festival 2011.
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