Technical Arts Course

This unit empowers students in Electrotechnical Principles, Earthing, and Safety, providing fundamental electrical knowledge and safety practices for handling video and lighting equipment. Simultaneously,
Topologies and Video and Data Wiring Standardization explores organizational patterns, network topologies, and standardized cables (Ethernet, SDI, HDMI), ensuring the design of robust and reliable cabling systems for live performances and shows.

In this unit, we will study from the analysis and practical application of static projectors to advanced Moving Headtechnology, also covering scenic space modeling and light quality control.
We will explore the structure, programming, and maintenance of automated fixtures, maximizing their creative potential in performances and lighting concepts.

In this unit, we will study from large-scale video solutions, such as video wall installation and projector optimization, to signal management through matrices, also covering the complete source-to-screen signal path, conversion between analog and digital standards, and high-quality distribution to ensure image integrity in professional performance environments.

In this unit, we will study from fundamental rigging components and safe attachment techniques to complex metal structures, also covering load analysis and vector forces. The focus is on material selection, working at height standards, and structural safety, ensuring reliable setups according to international and local regulations for the entertainment industry.

In this unit, we will study from DMX-512 addressing and large-format console operation to advanced network protocols such as Art-Net, sACN, and Dante, focusing on latency and data convergence. It also covers implementation in Virtual Consoles and show automation via QLab, ensuring integrated multimedia control and data security for complex systems in professional environments.

In this unit, we will study from Media Server architecture and technical signal flow to the integration of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual (VR) on stage. Also covering advanced video switcher operation, including switching, scaling, and composition, we empower students to create immersive experiences and manage complex visual content in real-time for modern performances.

In this unit, we will study from the particularities of video systems applied to museum and exhibition installations to technical solutions for live events. Also covering the configuration and distribution of content via Live Streaming, we empower students to master the broadcast workflow and the integration of visual media in permanent or temporary exhibition spaces.

In this unit, we will study from the introduction to sound and signal chain analysis to advanced miking techniques and wireless systems. Also covering specific cabling and frequency management (ANACOM), we empower students to operate robust audio systems and coordinate radio frequencies safely, ensuring sonic clarity within live performance environments.

In this unit, we will study from Professional Ethics and Leadership within the performance context to the fundamentals of Technical Direction and Stage Management. Also covering team coordination and backstage process management, we empower students to take on technical and artistic responsibility, ensuring organization, safety, and excellence in the execution of cultural

This Laboratory aims to unify connections within the community. It serves as a meeting point and exchange of experiences, a space dedicated to creativity where interdisciplinary practices are explored and developed, both inside and outside the school environment. Communication is the main key to this process. The lab seeks to identify and mobilize trends, experiment with new ways of thinking and conceptualizing, and facilitate synergies among students. This is a laboratory presented as a learning tool.

Our courses share content and present challenges with an international perspective. We prepare and support our students with best practices in mind, regardless of geography or nationality. For this reason, knowing English is a fundamental tool for breaking down barriers: gaining access to more references, discovering more professional contexts, and developing a portfolio aligned with the best work being produced, without borders.

In this unit, we will study from Design for Corporate Events and Conferences, focusing on sobriety and visual clarity, to specialized design for museum and exhibition environments. Also covering accent lighting and preventive conservation, we empower students to create lighting concepts that enhance brands and artworks while respecting the technical requirements of each specific space.

In this unit, we will study from design for performing arts, such as theatre and dance, to the technical specificities of cinematic productions. Also covering advanced light control techniques and integrated video in scene design, we empower students to master visual storytelling and lighting aesthetics across multiple artistic contexts, ensuring cohesion between the stage and the lens.

In this unit, we will study from advanced Media Server operation and programming to calibration techniques for irregular projection surfaces and LED systems. Also covering geometric mapping and image warping, we empower students to project dynamic content onto complex architectures, ensuring perfect alignment and edge blending of multiple projectors in immersive performances and large-scale shows.

In this unit, we will study from the characteristics and setup of P.A. systems (Line Array and Conventional) to stage monitoring techniques and In-Ear systems. Also covering the technical interconnection between audio and lighting, we empower students to optimize sound coverage and promote efficient collaboration between crews, ensuring technical harmony and peak performance for artists on stage.

In this unit, we will study from the integration of AR/VR tracking systems into the technical production workflow to the creation of complex virtual environments for real-time production. Also covering spatial data synchronization and the interaction between the physical and digital worlds, we empower students to master extended reality tools, transforming the stage into an immersive and innovative technological space.

In this unit, we will study from Lighting Design for Concerts and Touring, focusing on the logistics and visual impact of large tours, to specialized design for nightclubs and special environments. Also covering rhythmic synchronization and the creation of immersive atmospheres, we empower students to develop creative concepts that enhance the musical experience and meet the dynamic demands of live entertainment.

In this unit, we will study from the practice of Technical Direction and the implementation of Stage Management to the detailed analysis of Technical Riders and the execution of complex projects. Also covering logistical planning and resource management, we empower students to interpret demanding technical requirements, ensuring the transition from paper to stage is efficient, safe, and faithful to the production’s artistic vision.

In this unit, we will study from the configuration of platforms and multichannel streaming infrastructure to the mastery of transmission protocols and signal quality. Also covering real-time technical diagnostics and network monitoring, we empower students to manage complex broadcasts and ensure data flow stability, guaranteeing a seamless and professional viewing experience in high-demand broadcast environments.

In this unit, we will study from the development and execution of a complete technical-artistic proposal to the structuring of final technical documentation. Also covering pitch techniques and high-impact professional portfolio formatting, we empower students to consolidate all acquired knowledge, defending their creative and technical choices before a jury and preparing their competitive entry into the global job market.

The objective is to prepare students for the project-driven dynamics of the creative industries, encourage teamwork, promote interdisciplinarity, foster a sense of responsibility and goal achievement, and also develop personal presentation and self-promotion skills. In this way, the school environment is brought closer to the reality of the professional world and its demands.