ROSCO Texture Workshop and Stained Glass Project

 
CITT Alberta has arranged for Jenny Knott, a Paint Product Manager at Rosco Labs, to come and help us explore Rosco’s coating products over 2 days.
  • For Part 1, Jenny will discuss each of the 4 coating products features, advantages and benefits while passing around finished samples of each product. After the presentation, roll up your sleeves and get ready to get messy with a mini project for each coating product (Flexbond, Foamcoat, Flexcoat and CrystalGel) for you to take home.

  • Part 2  will be devoted to making a stained glass window using Rosco clear products – CrystalGel, Flexbond Glue, Premiere Clear and Clear Acrylic Glaze.  Compare and contrast the effects of each product on your plexiglass creation.

Come Join The Fun

Sessions will take place at the Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton as part of the lead-up to Backstage Access.

To register for Day 1 please sign up via Backstage Access. Day 1 is open to everyone at a low price of $20+fees.
As the subject matter on the second day builds upon the training received on day 1, all experienced scenic artists wishing to take part will find their cost of $35+fees covers both days. Day 1 is limited to 15 people, with an additional 12 spots available for those taking the advanced 2-day training. Those wishing to sign up for Day 2 must email alberta@citt.org to request a code and further instructions.

Please note: if you register using the code for the 2-day training your $35 includes attendance on both days. You do not need to sign up for Day 1 separately.

 

We have worked with Theatre Alberta as a presenting partner in this workshop to help keep the costs affordable for all. After the Tuesday course please stay at the Jubilee for more informative sessions as well as a trade show on stage! All free with your registration!

 

About Jenny Knott:

Jenny is the Scenic Paint & Coating Product Manager at Rosco. A graduate from the University of Missouri, Kansas City with an MFA in Design and Technology, Jenny has been a freelance scenic artist for over 30 years – working for regional theatres including Missouri Rep (now KC Rep), Arena Stage, the Guthrie and Goodspeed Opera House as well as union scene shops. Jenny is a member of United Scenic Artists 829 as well as a past member of USITT’s Board of Directors. Jenny continues to paint, which keeps her current with emerging scenic artists and helps her discover new ways of approaching paint challenges.