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During this transformative 12-week Residency within our Digital Creator studio you’ll immerse yourself in an exploration of digital media art resulting in technical know-how and artistic growth. You’ll have access to all of our equipment including: Canon DSLR cameras with lighting kit and accessories; Apple Ipads and Apple pencils with drawing and animation apps like Procreate and Stop Motion Studio; Meta Quest virtual reality headsets with Tiltbrush and Gravity Sketch; DJ mixing table, voice and audio recording equipment; iMac and Macbooks with Adobe Creative Cloud programs; a brand new FDM 3D printer, and more.

Under the supervision of the Program Coordinator, the Program Facilitator will be responsible for working together to coordinate and execute the Digital Creator North project in North Bay, Ontario. This includes offering structured and unstructured learning opportunities in digital and media arts for youth and emerging artists. Programming Research Facilitators will be required to create a welcoming space, offer creative mentorship, and develop responsive media arts programming for their community.

Under the supervision of the Program Coordinator, the Programming Research Facilitators will be responsible for working together to coordinate and execute the Digital Creator North project in North Bay, Ontario. This includes offering structured and unstructured learning opportunities in digital and media arts for youth and emerging artists. Programming Research Facilitators will be required to create a welcoming space, offer creative mentorship and develop responsive media arts programming for their community.

We are looking for emerging artists working in the field of digital art, with a focus on AR , VR, interactive technologies, 3D modelling or game design (including Roblox). Artists should also have an interest in web-based learning, and an affinity for working with youth. This is a 20-week virtual hybrid residency/internship, designed around a 20-hour week. The Resident Artist/Intern can expect to spend 10 hours a week developing their own skills and artistic practice and will receive a total of 20 hours of mentorship with artists skilled in the candidate’s area of interest. The Artist/Intern will be asked to spend 5 hours a week developing workshops to be offered within DGTL Creator. They will deliver a 2-hour workshop every other week in one of the platforms DGTL Creator uses, as well as offer 2 hours each week of open working/mentoring sessions for youth who are creating in, or exploring the candidate’s area of expertise. They can also expect 2-3 hours of meetings a week.