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The Creation Space
The Creation Space at The Point is a state-of-the-art retreat for creatives from around the globe.
Among its many custom built features are the purpose-built 145m rehearsal and devising studio and its living accommodation for up to 11 artists.
The sprung maple wood floor is perfect for dance, while the double height studio with multiple rigging points is ideal for aerial work, and the fully-fitted acoustic panels and mobile sound system mean that the space is perfect for live music and varied vocal works. Filled with natural light, the beautiful room has views over the park. This energising space also benefits from a complete electric sun blinds and blackout facility.
Residents benefit from unlimited access to the space 24 hours a day. While you are not working you can relax in the custom built green room and kitchen and observe the progressing action using the four video cameras which provide a link to the main space. The recent structure is environmentally-friendly, with minimal carbon emissions.
The following equipment is on offer for use in The Creation Space (subject to availability):
LX:
Stand alone lighting booms and floor lighting;
1.2k and 500watt Fresnel's, and 750watt spots;
24 way beta pack dimmer rack and control.
PA’s:
Sherman Professional PA including 4x DX650 tops, 2x BX215 subs, QSC RMX2450 and RMX 4050;
DB technologies forty line powered PA.
Sound components:
Allen and Heath GL2400 16 channel mixer;
Allen and Heath Zed12 FX 12 channel mixer;
CD, MD, IPod playback.
AV:
6000 Lumen Christie projector;
Kramer vision mixer.
Other:
Harlequin reversible dance floor;
Sprung maple dance floor;
Rigging points for aerial work or truss rigging;
63amp and 32amp three phase supplies;
Electric blinds for full black out;
Adjustable acoustic panels to dampen reverberation.
For more information about The Creation Space contact:
creationspace@eastleigh.gov.uk
+44 (0)23 8065 2333
Celebrated dance artist Charles Linehan talks about his time in The Creation Space.
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