Date 1. : 10.6.2026, 12-17.Location: Cable Factory’s Kahvibaari. Kaapeliaukio 3, 00180 Helsinki. Entrance from the gateway on the Tallberinkatu side.

Date 2. : 6.8.2026, 12-17.
Location: MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Center, Kaapelitehdas. Tallberginkatu 1 C, 00180 Helsinki.

Date 3. : 27.8.2026, 12-17.
Location: MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Center, Kaapelitehdas. Tallberginkatu 1 C, 00180 Helsinki.

Day 1: project settings, editing program workspaces, creating a project, importing material into the program, creating a timeline, importing videos into it.

Day 2: processing the image and sound of video clips

Day 3: finalizing the video project into exhibition and master files, and documenting the video.

Three-day video clinic
MUU ry is organizing a three-day (hybrid) video workshop, which combines going through the editing program and working on the video at the same time. During the course, participants start a video project or continue an already started project. The next day we will discuss problems and questions encountered during editing. On the last day we will finalize the video projects with questions.

Language of instruction: Finnish (also English if necessary)
Workshop leaders: Hannu Kärenlampi and Tero Kontinen

During the course we will go through the Davinci Resolve editing program.

The workshop is intended for course participants who are starting a video project or are already editing their project and who need answers to questions that arise during the work.
Participants should have ready-made video material for the workshop, as well as their own computer and an external hard drive connected to it.

Participation fee for the three-day workshop is 30 €.
Registration only for the entire three days.
Maximum number of participants: 10 people.

Register by Wed 3.6.,
participants will be notified by Mon 8.6.
Register at muu.fi.

WORKSHOP LEADERS:
A versatile media professional, Hannu Kärenlampi has worked in the field for over 30 years. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the Helsinki University of Art and Communication. Before his studies, Kärenlampi worked as a news editor and a terminal monitor for MTV 10-Uutis and the Huomenta Suomi program. In many different positions in the media industry, his employers have included MTV Oy, YLE, Nouhau Productions Oy, and many other private companies.

Tero Kontinen is a Master of Fine Arts graduate from the Department of Multi Media Art at the Academy of Fine Arts. He has held several solo exhibitions in Finland and abroad. In addition to visual art, he has worked in sound art and experimental music. Since 2021, he has worked as an exhibition technician and event coordinator at MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Center.