Learn how the visual world of music is made
Learn in a short time what took industry leaders years: practical know-how for your next project.
- Creative direction
- Filmmaking
- Photography
- Live show coverage
- Visual identity
- Shooting on film
Registration open · Limited spots
Intensive film workshop with Julián Kominek
En dos jornadas, todo lo necesario para empezar a filmar en película, sin años de prueba y error. La jornada de rodaje es en 16mm con cámaras ARRI de 1967 Lab.
What is BAMV LAB
Where leading names and industry experts teach how the visual world of music is made.
Workshops, masterclasses and programs for people who want to go pro in music and film.
Workshops, masterclasses and programs run by BAMV
BAMV LAB grows out of that experience: since 2019, BAMV has run more than 70 learning activities with leading names in music and film, universities and institutions.
University specialization in live coverage
Three hands-on sessions on creating content for shows, concerts, festivals and tours through creative direction, filmmaking and photography.
Communication as part of the music, with Pedro Colmeiro
Pedro Colmeiro, who has worked with Bizarrap, Emilia and Sebastián Yatra, showed how storytelling and new platforms make communication part of the work and put the audience at the center.
Directing music videos: from idea to image, with Juan Manuel Pinzón
Director and creative director Juan Manuel Pinzón shared his creative process, his ideas and the way he works.
Creative Camp Vol. 1, with Warner Chappell Music Argentina
Three days where music artists and creative directors wrote together, shaping the song and its visual identity at the same time. Participants included Clara Cava, Franco Rizzaro and Silvina Moreno, with creative directors Michel Hamonet, Guido Barbosch and Gonxalo Alipaz.
Creative Direction on Campus series
A talk series where Benito Cerati, Yami Safdie, Gonxalo Alipaz and Juan Manuel Pinzón, among others, shared their creative processes where music meets film.
From inspiration to visual impact, with Julian Levy
Julian Levy, María Becerra's creative director, and his team at Asalto ran a workshop on 360° creation for music and film projects, from brainstorming to execution.
New identities in the music industry, with Dillom and Noduermo
Dillom and Noduermo talked about how a creative idea became an identity with cultural impact, through the world of Por Cesárea.
Workshops, masterclasses and programs
Pick based on what you want to learn.
Workshops
You leave knowing how to do something new. Live training with a leading name, with hands-on practice on one topic.
Several sessionsMasterclasses
See how a leading name thinks and makes decisions on a specific topic: their process, their judgment and the way they work.
One sessionPrograms
Cover a whole subject from start to finish, in a series of sessions with universities and institutions.
SeriesFAQ about BAMV LAB
What is BAMV LAB?
BAMV LAB is BAMV's learning program. It offers workshops, masterclasses and programs where leading names and industry experts teach how the visual world of music is made.
Who is it for?
For people who want to go pro in music and film.
What will I learn?
Creative direction, filmmaking, photography, live show coverage and artist visual identity, among other topics. Each activity starts from the real process of whoever leads it: how they think, what decisions they make and how they work.
What's the difference between a workshop, a masterclass and a program?
A workshop is in-depth training over several sessions, with practice and a concrete result. A masterclass is a single session with a specialist on a specific topic. A program is a series of sessions around one theme.
Where do activities take place?
Most are in person in Buenos Aires, at partner venues, universities and festivals. We also run activities in other cities across Argentina. Each activity lists its venue and format.
How do I hear about upcoming activities?
Follow BAMV on Instagram and sign up for the newsletter at bamv.net to hear first. Questions? Write to [email protected].
The future of music is visual.
Join the next BAMV LAB activity, or write to us with any questions.
