Explore techniques for expressing ideas and emotions through visual imagery in this two-session course with award-winning video designer Wendall K. Harrington. Make sure to register soon for this hands-on, interactive workshop to ensure a seat.
When: November 13, 6:30-8:30 pm EST, and November 20, 6:30-8:30 pm EST
Where: ETC New York, 630 9th Ave. Suite 1001
Wendall Keehn Harrington is an American projection designer with an award-winning career spanning three decades, with many notable projects in theatre, dance, and opera (bio here).
Credits include over 35 Broadway shows, and numerous awards for her designs. As noted in American Theatre: "In many ways, the modern era of projections on Broadway — and, by extension, in the rest of the theatre — began with Wendall K. Harrington, who designed a number of productions that proved to be technological and aesthetic milestones... It was Harrington's work on the 1992 musical The Who's Tommy that arguably set the stage for the modern projections era."
Considered the ‘godmother’ of modern theater projection in New York, many of her former assistants have gone on to Broadway careers. She currently lives in New York City and is the recipient of a 2019 Knights Of Illumination (KOI Award)
"Projected images are ephemeral. They live in another dimension, and dance in a way that is like music and poetry."–Wendall K. Harrington