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Learn timelapse and stop motion skills with an award-winning filmmaker!
We’re excited to welcome Joel Penner, co-director of the award-winning film Wrought, back to the Radical Mycology Convergence this year for a special, hands-on workshop covering a range of time lapse and stop motion photography techniques.
In this limited-capacity, 3-hour immersive course, participants will get to experience some of the ingredients that went into making Wrought. One part of the workshop will involve people collectively working on a stop motion narrative film together with natural subjects found around Brown Bottle Farm. Another part of the workshop will involve participants getting up close and personal with some timelapses that will be running during the convergence. This will provide insight into how timelapse photography can help us understand time in a more fluid manner and get people excited about the artistic possibilities that are always around us.
Joel will also be hosting a screening of Wrought, with audience Q&A, Friday night before our big art show opening!
ABOUT JOEL
Joel Penner (@joelpenner) is a National Geographic-featured documentary filmmaker based out of Treaty 1 territory in Winnipeg, Canada. His work delves into the beauty of mortality and decay seen through the unique perspective provided by timelapse photography. His most recent short film Wrought has screened at over 65 film festivals around the world, receiving 17 awards as well as being featured on CBC Gem. It is in a permanent exhibit about fungi at the Museo Interactivo Mirador in Santiago, Chile and is currently slated for inclusion in more exhibits.
ABOUT THE RMC
The 8th biennial Radical Mycology Convergence takes place September 24–27, 2026 (with Joel’s workshop being on Thursday the 24th) in Mulino, Oregon, 30 minutes south of Portland. Join us for one or all four days for workshops, art, music, camping, and mush more! Passes start at just $25!
Learn more at mycoculturerad.com
#timelapse
#stopmotion
#mushrooms
#radicalmycologyconvergence
#mycology
We’re excited to welcome Joel Penner, co-director of the award-winning film Wrought, back to the Radical Mycology Convergence this year for a special, hands-on workshop covering a range of time lapse and stop motion photography techniques.
In this limited-capacity, 3-hour immersive course, participants will get to experience some of the ingredients that went into making Wrought. One part of the workshop will involve people collectively working on a stop motion narrative film together with natural subjects found around Brown Bottle Farm. Another part of the workshop will involve participants getting up close and personal with some timelapses that will be running during the convergence. This will provide insight into how timelapse photography can help us understand time in a more fluid manner and get people excited about the artistic possibilities that are always around us.
Joel will also be hosting a screening of Wrought, with audience Q&A, Friday night before our big art show opening!
ABOUT JOEL
Joel Penner (@joelpenner) is a National Geographic-featured documentary filmmaker based out of Treaty 1 territory in Winnipeg, Canada. His work delves into the beauty of mortality and decay seen through the unique perspective provided by timelapse photography. His most recent short film Wrought has screened at over 65 film festivals around the world, receiving 17 awards as well as being featured on CBC Gem. It is in a permanent exhibit about fungi at the Museo Interactivo Mirador in Santiago, Chile and is currently slated for inclusion in more exhibits.
ABOUT THE RMC
The 8th biennial Radical Mycology Convergence takes place September 24–27, 2026 (with Joel’s workshop being on Thursday the 24th) in Mulino, Oregon, 30 minutes south of Portland. Join us for one or all four days for workshops, art, music, camping, and mush more! Passes start at just $25!
Learn more at mycoculturerad.com
#timelapse
#stopmotion
#mushrooms
#radicalmycologyconvergence
#mycology
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a month ago69onlynicethings69
Your work and the moments of getting to know you were some of my fondest highlights of experience at Dawson film fest. Enormous joy to see your continued pursuit of expression.
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