Make a Music Video with Motion Capture
Interactive Digital Workshop
Fusing technology & movement, students will develop their visual storytelling skills and collaborate with a live artist to create a movement-based animation.
See session times below to book for your class.
Book a session in Term 1 or Term 3 2023
Term 1, 2023
Monday 1 March at 11am AEDT
Monday 1 March at 12:15pm AEDT
Monday 1 March at 2pm AEDT (Years 7 - 8)
Tuesday 2 March at 11am AEDT
Tuesday 2 March at 12:15pm AEDT
Tuesday 2 March at 2pm AEDT
Term 3, 2023
Thursday 10 August at 11am AEDT
Thursday 10 August at 12.15pm AEDT
Thursday 10 August at 2pm AEDT
Friday 11 August at 11am
Friday 11 August at 12.15pm
Friday 11 August at 2pm
Suitable for Years 3-6 and 7-8
This program is recommended for Stages 2, 3 & 4. Years 7-8 Workshop 1 March, 2pm.
This event is free for Australian schools
All digital programs are free to Australian schools and can be viewed with web based video conferencing systems (Zoom). Terms and conditions apply. Fees apply for all international bookings.
If you are unable to proceed with your booked session, please email us at creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com at least two days prior. Bookers who fail to attend on their booked sessions without providing notice may be barred from further bookings or may be subject to a no-show fee.
For full details, please contact our Creative Learning team at creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com or 02 9250 7770.
This program runs for approximately 45 mins
Schools should be dialed-in 15 minutes prior to the commencement of the session to test camera and microphone. Program duration is a guide only and may be subject to change.
Viewing link
The viewing link to connect to this interactive session will be emailed to you in advance.
Please note, you’ll require a working microphone and camera to engage in this live workshop.
Curriculum links
Science and Technology |
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Outcomes - Stage 3 |
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ST3-11DI-T |
Explains how digital systems represent data, connect together to form networks and transmit data |
Drama |
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Outcomes - Stage 3 |
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DRAS3.2
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Interprets and conveys dramatic meaning by using the elements of drama and a range of movement and voice skills in a variety of drama forms |
Dance |
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Outcomes - Stage 3 |
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DAS3.2
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Explores, selects, organises and refines movement using the elements of dance to communicate intent |
DAS3.3
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Discusses and interprets the relationship between content, meaning and context in their own and others’ dances. |
Stage 4
English |
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Outcomes - Stage 4 |
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EN4-1A |
Responds to and composes texts for understanding, interpretation, critical analysis, imaginative expression and pleasure |
EN4-2A |
Effectively uses a widening range of processes, skills, strategies and knowledge for responding to and composing texts in different media and technologies |
English Life Skills |
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Outcomes - Stage 4 |
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ENLS-1A |
listens and responds in familiar contexts |
ENLS-2A |
communicates for a variety of purposes, audiences and contexts |
ENLS-3A |
selects and uses language to communicate according to purpose, audience and context |
ENLS-4A |
views and responds to a range of visual texts, media and multimedia |
ENLS-5A |
recognises and uses visual texts, media and multimedia for a variety of purposes, audiences and contexts |
ENLS-10B |
explores the ways in which language forms, features and structures of texts vary according to purpose, audience and context |
ENLS-11B |
composes, publishes and presents texts appropriate to purpose and audience in a range of contexts |
ENLS-16D |
explores the ways cultural ideas and perspectives shape a range of spoken, written, visual and multimedia texts |
ENLS-17E |
uses individual and collaborative skills in the learning process |
Drama |
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LS.3.2 |
Identifies and responds to the elements of drama or theatre in performances |
LS.3.3 |
Recognises that drama and theatre performances can communicate meaning and ideas[AB1] |
Dance |
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LS.1.1 |
Demonstrates a range of movement skills |
LS.2.1 |
Explores the elements of dance to create movement and communicate ideas |
LS.3.2 |
Responds to the elements of dance in performance |
Photographic and Digital Media |
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LS.1 |
Experiences a variety of photographic and digital procedures to make photographic and digital works |
LS.4 |
Explores ways in which experiences of the world can be communicated in photographic and digital works |
LS.8 |
Explores ways to develop ideas in photographic and digital works |
Technologies |
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Outcomes - Stage 4 |
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Graphics Technology |
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GTLS-3 |
Recognises appropriate techniques for a variety of projects |
6TLS-3 |
Uses digital presentation techniques |
Information & Software Technology |
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LS4.1 |
Explores the impact of past, current and emerging information technologies |
LS5.2 |
Uses collaborative skills in the development of information and software technology solutions |
LS5.3 |
Uses a variety of techniques to present information and software technology solutions |
Create a live animated music video using motion capture technology.
The team are all here at the Sydney Opera House to create a new music video, but there’s one key role missing….the director! Luckily our students have shown up online to take on this important role.
With the help of the motion capture performer, the students are guided through making the artistic decisions to create a music video. They will engage in movement activities to uncover the story they want to tell and decide how they can capture that story through visual storytelling.
Students will be introduced to all the key people in their team. They will experience how to create a dance piece, both from the production and creative perspectives.
At the end, we’ll capture your best moves, fusing technology with creative play. But will their music video sink or soar? The creative team will decide!
Presented by Sydney Opera House
Share your stories with us
SOH is located on lands where people have come together to share stories for thousands of years. We would love you to share the stories you create in this workshop with us!
Once completed send them through to creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com for your chance to show the world your storytelling skills!
Frequently Asked Questions - Interactive Programs
What equipment do I need?
All you need is an internet connection, a camera & microphone! Schools can connect through Zoom Conferencing in an internet browser, ideally, it is best for you to do so using a conference-enabled smart board or laptop however there are a lot of different ways to make your setup work so please contact us if you are unsure.
If you require technical assistance with your video conferencing facilities, contact your school’s tech support or alternatively contact our Creative Learning team at creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com or 02 9250 7770.
How do I book?
Click on the link for your preferred session time. If it is the first time you have used DART Connections you will be required to set up a username and password.
Please note that DART connections is the booking platform for all of our sessions and you will need to book here even if you are not a NSW or DET school.
Once your booking has been confirmed, our team will be in touch with relevant dial-in details and to address any technical questions you may have.
How can I arrange a test call prior to the session?
Contact our Creative Learning team on 02 9250 7770 or creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com to arrange a test call.
Is Zoom secure?
Sydney Opera House uses Zoom to deliver its Digital Creative Learning and Creative Leadership in Learning programs. The NSW Department of Education has approved the use of Zoom for all year levels.
Sydney Opera House maintains an enterprise licence for Zoom and secures its Zoom sessions by using passwords. Zoom protects participants’ privacy by letting them blur out everything in the camera’s field of view, except themselves. Sydney Opera House does not record these sessions through Zoom’s built-in recording feature or through other means except with participants’ consent.
To interact with Sydney Opera House using Zoom you need to either know the password for that specific session, or have the meeting link with the embedded password.
How can I prepare my class for their session?
Check your camera & microphone are working so we can hear your class ok during the session!
To ensure your students get the most out of the experience, a Teachers’ Resource Pack is available for this program.
We recommend using these resources in advance of your digital excursion.
How many students can I have participate in the one group?
As the program is interactive, we recommend a maximum of 30 students in one classroom for the session.
If you have more than 30 students, please book multiple sessions under each class teacher’s name. If there are no slots available, contact our Creative Learning team at creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com or 02 9250 7770.
How many connections does my booking entitle me to?
Each booking entitles you to one connection (meaning that all students will be joining the call from the one space). If you would like to book for multiple classrooms to attend at one time you will just need to make an additional booking and correctly record the number of students in each group.
What if I need to change or cancel my booking?
Interactive events have just 6 slots available, so if you are unable to proceed with your booked session, please email us at creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com at least two days prior. This gives another school the opportunity to engage in the program.
Bookers who fail to attend on their booked sessions without providing notice may be barred from further bookings or may be subject to a no-show fee.
What if I can't book in for the session I want?
Our interactive workshops have limited spaces (approximately 6 groups) and do often book out.
However, it is always a good idea to contact creativelearning@sydneyoperahouse.com if you can’t book in for your preferred session as sometimes we are able to make rearrangements to fit you in.
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