Past workshops have included: Video Editing and Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve, Performing the Glitch, Shooting and Processing 16mm Film, Intro to Touch Designer, Sound Recording/Editing, Building Virtual Worlds: Intro to VR, and more!
These media arts workshops for older adults offer experience in narrative and experimental filmmaking in a supportive environment. Check back for upcoming offerings!
Squeaky Wheel can provide custom workshops to help your small business or company become media-independent. We cover anything from video production to web design. We’ll work with you to develop a curriculum that fits your unique needs, and hold a private class in the best location and at the best time for you. Learn more here.
If you have any further questions or concerns, or have a suggestion for a workshop, please reach out to our Education Director Caroline Doherty at caroline@squeaky.org
Join artist resident Ajunie Virk for a workshop that teaches participants how to create experimental audio by drawing directly onto the optical soundtrack of 16mm film, a technique the artists uses herself to personalize sound and generate abstract audio layers within her own video works.
This skill share invites participants to experiment with autobiographical storytelling and the practice of autotheory—the blending of lived experience and critical thought—to create new forms of narrative that collapse the boundaries between personal and intellectual inquiry.
This workshop by visiting filmmaker Jason Rhee equips filmmakers, media artists, and researchers with practical strategies to build, negotiate, and sustain trust with participants—especially those from marginalized or vulnerable communities.
Join us for Squeaky's AV Club, a new monthly meetup for media artists of all kinds! Come share works in progress, talk skills and experiences, and embrace the challenges of making media work in an informal, constructive and exploratory environment.
Squeaky Wheel’s Creative Aging programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
This project is made possible by a grant provided by the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies in partnership with E.A. Michelson Philanthropy.
