Video Workshop

Client: Work, Rest & Play

Brief: To facilitate with a group of People’s Panel members (approx. 5-8 adults) the creation and production of a video to accompany the National Gallery Touring exhibition - Work Rest and Play. The key role of the People’s Panel is to work with artists and Museum staff to create interpretation for Work Rest and Play. The interpretation was a video linking paintings in Work Rest and Play with people’s own experiences of ‘work, rest and play.’

The challenge of the project was for the People’s Panel, who were a group of people that rarely used the museum's resources to interpret paintings through video, a medium none of the participants had ever worked in previously.

We spent time planning and informing all of the participants about how to make a video and assisted them all in hands on learning by using the camcorders and other equipment we provided. We supported the participants in the scripting and storyboarding stage and discussed various places to set their videos along with the use of music, sound effects and spoken word to explore their interpretations.

Each of the participants was taken to a voice over recording studio to record introductions to their video pieces, they also recorded scripted narrative to guide visitors through the touch screen environment. All of the participants were involved in the filming process of their individual videos.

Touch screen installation within the “Work, Rest and Play” exhibition at the Bristol Museum. A touch screen environment empowered the visitors to interact with the interpretation of their choice.

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Over four months A JEM Production worked with Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery and a diverse group of adults to develop video interpretation for the National Gallery Touring exhibition, Work, Rest & Play. The partnership showed great commitment to the project and ensured that all the participants really enjoyed themselves as well as creating imaginative video responses to the paintings in the exhibition. All the participants were new to video, A JEM Production put them at their ease and built up their skills and confidence to work in a new area.

- Work, Rest & Play

Video Workshop

Client: Work, Rest & Play

The challenge of the project was for the People’s Panel, who were a group of people that rarely used the museum's resources to interpret paintings through video, a medium none of the participants had ever worked in previously.

Touch screen installation within the “Work, Rest and Play” exhibition at the Bristol Museum. A touch screen environment empowered the visitors to interact with the interpretation of their choice.

We are able to provide your project in a range of formats:

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