Berlin vvvv meetup #1
- Start time: 19:30
- Entrance: free
This is the Meetup for vvvv and VL interested open minds in Berlin. It is a place to meet and exchange ideas and experiences. It is open to anyone who wants to join, no matter if you are a vvvv expert or beginner, a famous or breadless artists, a designhead or technologist, a piano player or techno musician. We are especially open for newcomers and curious beginners and we try to make this meetup as diverse as possible but with a focus on vvvv and VL.
We thought it's time for a first VVVV Meetup in Berlin, which will hopefully turn into a series of patcher kucha style evenings.
The meetup is for vvvv and VL interested open minds in Berlin. It is a place to meet and exchange ideas and experiences. It is open to anyone who wants to join, no matter if you are a vvvv expert or beginner, a famous or breadless artist, a designhead or technologist, a piano player or techno musician.
Thankfully we will be hosted by Lieke and Alfredo who are running the fantastic space SPEKTRUM. It's a nice exhibition, performance and community building space. There will be a bar serving us drinks and some people around. Thank you Lieke & Alfredo.
Next steps: Drop us a mail, comment or forum post if you like to show something. We will announce some line-up soon. If you like: make yourself a member of our brand new meetup group on https://www.meetup.com/VVVV-Meetup-Berlin, and check yourself in for the first meetuphttps://www.meetup.com/de-DE/VVVV-Meetup-Berlin/events/251273271
Looking forward to meet you!
Ann-Katrin & David
This meetup follows the Berlin Code of Conduct (https://berlincodeofconduct.org/). Please read it before joining.
Do I need to know vvvv or vl to join this meetup?
No, absolutely not. The presentations will be about projects, patches, plugins, contributions, or simple add ons made with or for vvvv, but you do not need to know it to enjoy the meetup.
What is going on at this meetup?
You come, grab a drink and listen. You grab the next drink and talk. We have one or two announced presentations followed by one or two spontaneous presentations by anyone who brought something to show... The focus should be in the processes, the decisions and the mistakes that occur during the development of an idea.