Low Tech Clips is directed by Michele Aquila, and has been established with the help of Simone Muscolino, partner and video department manager of Id-lab.

Low Tech Clips focuses on the production of short videos made with accessible technologies. People who attend the workshop are led through a workflow that lets them handle video and audio contents generated by different media (images, image sequences or videos, shot with digital or traditional cameras, mobile phones or digital camcorders).

The workshop is made up of three main sections. The first one is dedicated to the basic knowledge required to edit videos (framerate, resolution, format, codecs). The second is focused on the main functions of Quicktime Player Pro, the software used during the workshop. In the last section participants start editing their own video, working on images, image sequences or videos shot by themselves.

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