Tacoma Arts Live Presents
Behind the Techniques: Dance and Video Mixing Workshop
Date & Time
Thursday, June 18, 2026
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Venue
Tacoma Armory, Roosevelt Room
Tickets
Free, please register ahead of time
Event Details
This workshop will explore dance for camera, video mixing, and synthesizers.
Intended for youth and families, this workshop is for curious creatives, dancers, filmmakers, and digital magicians ready to develop collaborative skills at the intersection of movement and technology.
Workshop attendees are invited to bring their own camera equipment – whether it’s a DSLR, camcorder, or your phone!
Your Instructors
Arabella is excited to enter their role as a Public Art Coordinator for Spaceworks. In addition to facilitating the Artscapes program, Arabella is an installation and video artist exploring themes and dreams of their Filipino immigrant experience, culture, and collective liberation. They have too many CRT TVs and are a collector of analog video gear. They are on the advisory board of Short Run, a member of the artist collective House of Kilig, and can be found collaborating with artists in the Seattle/Tacoma area.
nawa angel a.h., widely known as Moonyeka, is a chimeric creator with a multi-embodied presence in performance, qt nightlife, writing, experimental media, dance, teaching artistry and divination praxis. They center kilig as a compass to conjure revolutions with animistic unapology, risque’, and Ilocano imagination. They home their interdisciplinary artistic inquiries with the House of Kilig, wherein they’re a founding instigator.
nawa exists in the in-between, frequently emerging on Tongva, Chumash, Chinook, Puyallup, Duwamish lands; the Coast Salish sea. Waling waling palpitations is their first book.
You can follow their work at moonyeka.world
The workshop is free, produced by Tacoma Arts Live with the support from the City of Tacoma’s BRAYVE Initiative.
