Workshop Dates:

Saturday, November 18th: 10am – 4pm
Sunday, November 19th: 10am – 4pm
Location: WKP Kennedy Gallery

Participants will get a hands-on experience learning about and shooting their own roll of 16mm film on a Bolex camera guided by instructor Daniel McIntyre. Develop your rolls the next day using hand-processing techniques in the dark room and learn about various approaches to film development.

Instructor:

Daniel McIntyre is a celluloid-based artist working with concepts of memory, identity, and history. Working with hand-processing, found footage, and photographic techniques, his work involves a crucial connection between visual structure and subject matter. McIntyre holds a MFA from York University, and exhibits worldwide at venues including Oberhausen Kurzfilmtage, The National Gallery of Art, Cinémathèque québécoise, The British Film Institute, the Istanbul Modern, and the Museum of Moving Image. He is currently experimenting with organic film chemistry, animation techniques, and formal structures.