Winter 2026 / Technical Workshops


Thursdays, 2:00pm-4:00pm
Feminist Media Studio
CJ 2.130



Drop in Thursdays: Teagan will be more than happy to advise you on what tools we can provide to help you with your projects. She will be on campus at the FMS most Thursdays from 11am-4pm to aid in planning, pick-ups, drop-offs and equipment tutorials. If your project is time sensitive making an appointment is always suggested. Meetings on other days are by appointment only and subject to availability.

Workshops: Teagan is offering a series of audio-visual workshops to help members gain new skills and deepen existing ones. This term she has the following four workshops scheduled:

Jan 29th, 2-4pm – Video Workshop: Camera Mechanics and Video Basics

Feb 5th, 2-4pm – Podcast / Audio Recording Workshop

Feb 19th, 2-4pm - Video Editing Workshop

Feb 26th, 2-4pm - Video Finishing Workshop: Color, Audio and Captions

Email teagan.lance@concordia.ca to RSVP, and let her know if you have specific questions or aspects of the workshop you are interested in. If you have any other topics that you would like to see covered by a workshop later in the term, she encourages you to write to her with your suggestions.
 Image Description here: A collage of brightly-coloured photos featuring a tripod-mounted camera encircled by light panels, various microphones on stands, and a dual-screen workstation.

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Accessibility Information:
Workshops will be held in person at the FMS, however you are welcome to request a training over Zoom.


 

Concordia University
Communications & Journalism (CJ) Building
CJ 2.130, 7141 Sherbrooke St. W.
Montreal, Quebec H4B 1R6
Canada

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