seminar: 12:00 – 14:00
on-site registration: 12:00
live stream: 12:30
online link available after registration: here

Join the Digital Leap seminar and share recipes for the digital leap in dance and contemporary circus. We will provide you with tips and tricks we have gathered along with seven European partners in the Digital Leap project, as well as the discussion during which you can share your insights.

PerformCzech / Arts and Theatre Institute cordially invites you to the round table on digital promotion and production focused on performing arts. The participants will discuss online education materials that provide a basic overview of how to efficiently use digital tools in practice or entice new audiences. The recording will be available on the PerformCzech Youtube channel. The event follows the Big Pulse Dance Alliance program.

Confirmed guests:

Amy Fee / Danscentrum Sweden, Digital Leap partner and Producer of Cookbook2
Ieva Pranckūnaitė / Lithuanian Dance Information Centre, Digital Leap partner
Eva Urbanová, Czech Republic/Slovak, Dancer and Choreographer, Participant of the Digital Leap learning modules
Tomáš Janypka, Czech republic/Slovak, Choreographer and Performer, Participant of the Digital Leap learning module
Lucie Fabišíková / Czech republic, Alt@rt, Workshop production and training programmes
Martina Pecková Černá, Barbora Formánková / Czech Republic, PerformCzech / Arts nad Theatre Institute, Digital Leap partner

Digital Leap (www.digital-leap.eu) is a two-year international project, which provides independent artists, dance, and circus professionals with the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the digital environment and its application in performing arts. The project featured four education models in the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Spain, and France for dozens of artists from seven European countries. Those who are interested in the topic can go through online education materials on digital promotion, digital production, digital distribution, and digital tools for communication with audiences. The project was funded by Erasmus+.