Watch the IMZ Academy Session at Karajan Music Tech online!
The IMZ Academy Session "Is anybody out there? Radical new ways to reach audiences in the performing arts" is now available to watch on the IMZ Innovation Channel.
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In the past year, digital has become the primary way to connect with audiences, but of course, there isn’t just one audience for music and the performing arts, nor is the now almost ubiquitous live streaming of performances the only way to reach them.
This IMZ Academy Session looked at three very different creative and technical case studies on reaching and connecting with audiences and is available online to watch on the IMZ Innovation Channel, designed to share the expertise and experience of
our global network from performing arts + media with all stakeholders of the cultural film community.
- The projects presented were:
- Hope@Home by Arte,
- a portfolio of digital projects by Opera North in the UK,
- and Laila, a groundbreaking immersive installation by Finnish National Opera and Ballet and winner of the Fedora Digital Prize 2020.
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