Studio 303

### Context Profile for Studio 303

1. **Organization Mission & Cause**:
   - **Mission**: Studio 303 is dedicated to fostering creativity and community through dance and movement. Their mission emphasizes inclusivity, artistic expression, and the exploration of diverse dance forms.
   - **Cause**: They aim to provide accessible dance education and performance opportunities, promoting the importance of movement as a means of personal and communal expression.

2. **Type of Activities**:
   - **Classes**: Studio 303 offers a variety of open-level dance and movement classes, catering to different styles and skill levels.
   - **Events**: They host events such as "Free Class Day," where the community can experience different classes at no cost.
   - **Community Programs**: The organization is involved in programs that promote inclusivity in dance, such as workshops and collaborations with local artists and communities.

3. **Tone of Voice**:
   - The tone of the website is **friendly, inviting, and professional**. It uses clear and approachable language to engage with the community while maintaining a level of professionalism that reflects their commitment to quality dance education.

4. **Emoji Usage**:
   - The website does not prominently feature emojis in its content. However, they may be used in social media communications or informal contexts to enhance engagement.

5. **Key Facts**:
   - **Founding Info**: Studio 303 has been a part of the Montreal arts scene for several years, focusing on contemporary dance.
   - **Scale**: They have a robust schedule of classes and events, with 44 total forms and 79 email campaigns indicating active community engagement.
   - **Impact Metrics**: While specific metrics are not detailed on the website, their commitment to inclusivity and community outreach suggests a significant positive impact on local artists and participants.
   - **Volunteer Info**: Information regarding volunteer opportunities is not explicitly stated on the website, but community involvement is encouraged through participation in classes and events.

6. **Writing Guidelines**:
   - **Style**: Use clear, concise language that is accessible to a broad audience. Avoid jargon unless necessary, and provide explanations when using technical terms related to dance.
   - **Engagement**: Incorporate calls to action that invite community participation, such as signing up for classes or attending events.
   - **Inclusivity**: Ensure that communications reflect the organization’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity in dance.
   - **Visuals**: Use images and graphics that reflect the vibrancy of the dance community, enhancing the overall appeal of the content.

### Summary
This context profile for Studio 303 highlights their mission to promote dance and movement in an inclusive and community-oriented manner. The tone is friendly and professional, with a focus on engaging the community through various activities and events. Writing should be clear and inviting, reflecting the organization’s values and commitment to accessibility in the arts.

ATTENTION: You must be a Montreal Island resident among other criteria.
You must fill the Emploi-Québec form that you will received by e-mail from this address: 
nepasrepondre@formationartsetculture.ca

With Emploi-Québec support

Attention: vous devez être résident de l'île de Montréal et autres critère plus bas. 
Vous devrez remplir le formulaire Emploi-Québec que vous recevrez par courriel  depuis cette adresse: nepasrepondre@formationartsetculture.ca


Avec le soutien Emploi-Québec

Prix non-éligible

Non-Eligible rate (regular)

**Nous préférons crédit ou virement**

À:               Studio 303
Pour:         NOM DE L'ATELIER _ 2020
Adresse:   Studio 303, office #305
		   372 Ste-Catherine West
		   Montréal, QC
	           H3B 1A2

<ul><li>SVP lire l'<a href="https://www.studio303.ca/engagement-des-participant-es-aux-ateliers-professionnels-du-studio-303/">engagement des participant-es</a></li></ul><ul><li>Vérifiez votre élégibilité au soutien d'<a href="https://www.studio303.ca/alanna-kraaijeveld-mtl-inspire-by-fighting-monkey/">Emploi-Québec spéciques au Studio 303</a></li></ul><div> </div><div><hr> </div>SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms avec improvisation et processus créatif 21 au 25 sept. 2020 | 9 h 30 à 12 h 30 (lun.-ven.) Ouvert aux artistes de toute discipline / Professeure bilingue Capacité : 12 personnes À PROPOS DE L’ATELIER Cette série de cinq cours progressifs se concentre sur le matériel d’introduction d’Open Source Forms, développé de manière fluide à partir de la Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT) de Joan Skinner, développée par Stephanie Skura puis adaptée par Susanna pour répondre aux besoins spécifiques des participant-es. Si nous considérons les termes Open, Source et Form comme des verbes au lieu de noms, nous pouvons aborder le cours comme une occasion d’ouverture, de recherche de sources ou de ressources, et de déformation pour réformer ou trouver de nouvelles formes. De cette façon, le travail est fait de la même matière que le processus créatif et nous prépare à accéder à des couches plus complexes de notre créativité. À cette fin, grâce au travail de base de l’OSF, chaque classe comprendra l’exploration de partitions pour l’improvisation qui utilisent le mouvement, l’écriture, le dessin et (en raison des restrictions du au COVID-19) un travail vocal minimal sous forme de parler et de son. Voici quelques principes directeurs et intentions de base : le mouvement de l’énergie physique peut se déplacer de manière fluide à travers les modes d’expression (mouvement, son, langage, image) ; toute tâche ou partition n’est que le point de départ d’une expérience physique qui révèle le territoire à découvrir et à développer.<div> </div> À PROPOS DE L’ARTISTE Performeuse et créatrice en danse et en musique, Susanna Hood a développé un travail unique qui intègre conjointement le mouvement, la voix, la musique live et le théâtre. Aujourd’hui créatrice indépendante à Montréal, elle fut autrefois la directrice artistique de « hum » , une compagnie de performances interdisciplinaires basée à Toronto, et cela de 2000 à 2013. Depuis 1999, elle enseigne à des individus et à des groupes l’intégration voix-mouvement et aussi l’improvisation, le procédé créatif, et la composition à l’école de danse et de théâtre de Toronto et l’école de danse contemporaine de Montréal. Aujourd’hui et depuis 2013, elle travaille en tant que formatrice de la pratique Open Source Forms (OSF). Enfin, en collaboration avec son amie, Sarah Bild, Susanna Hood est également la codirectrice de La Poêle, un studio situé à Montréal, et fondé dans le but de soutenir la recherche, la création et l’exploration. http://susannahood.ca // https://lapoele307.wordpress.com.<div><hr>Contactez Ola à <a href="info@studio303.ca">info@studio303.ca</a> si l'atelier est complet - il est possible qu'une place se libère! </div>

<ul><li>SVP lire l'<a href="https://www.studio303.ca/engagement-des-participant-es-aux-ateliers-professionnels-du-studio-303/">engagement des participant-es</a></li></ul><ul><li>Vérifiez votre élégibilité au soutien d'<a href="https://www.studio303.ca/alanna-kraaijeveld-mtl-inspire-by-fighting-monkey/">Emploi-Québec spéciques au Studio 303</a></li></ul><div> </div><div><hr /> </div>SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms avec improvisation et processus créatif 21 au 25 sept. 2020 | 9 h 30 à 12 h 30 (lun.-ven.) Ouvert aux artistes de toute discipline / Professeure bilingue Capacité : 12 personnes À PROPOS DE L’ATELIER Cette série de cinq cours progressifs se concentre sur le matériel d’introduction d’Open Source Forms, développé de manière fluide à partir de la Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT) de Joan Skinner, développée par Stephanie Skura puis adaptée par Susanna pour répondre aux besoins spécifiques des participant-es. Si nous considérons les termes Open, Source et Form comme des verbes au lieu de noms, nous pouvons aborder le cours comme une occasion d’ouverture, de recherche de sources ou de ressources, et de déformation pour réformer ou trouver de nouvelles formes. De cette façon, le travail est fait de la même matière que le processus créatif et nous prépare à accéder à des couches plus complexes de notre créativité. À cette fin, grâce au travail de base de l’OSF, chaque classe comprendra l’exploration de partitions pour l’improvisation qui utilisent le mouvement, l’écriture, le dessin et (en raison des restrictions du au COVID-19) un travail vocal minimal sous forme de parler et de son. Voici quelques principes directeurs et intentions de base : le mouvement de l’énergie physique peut se déplacer de manière fluide à travers les modes d’expression (mouvement, son, langage, image) ; toute tâche ou partition n’est que le point de départ d’une expérience physique qui révèle le territoire à découvrir et à développer.<div> </div> À PROPOS DE L’ARTISTE Performeuse et créatrice en danse et en musique, Susanna Hood a développé un travail unique qui intègre conjointement le mouvement, la voix, la musique live et le théâtre. Aujourd’hui créatrice indépendante à Montréal, elle fut autrefois la directrice artistique de « hum » , une compagnie de performances interdisciplinaires basée à Toronto, et cela de 2000 à 2013. Depuis 1999, elle enseigne à des individus et à des groupes l’intégration voix-mouvement et aussi l’improvisation, le procédé créatif, et la composition à l’école de danse et de théâtre de Toronto et l’école de danse contemporaine de Montréal. Aujourd’hui et depuis 2013, elle travaille en tant que formatrice de la pratique Open Source Forms (OSF). Enfin, en collaboration avec son amie, Sarah Bild, Susanna Hood est également la codirectrice de La Poêle, un studio situé à Montréal, et fondé dans le but de soutenir la recherche, la création et l’exploration. http://susannahood.ca // https://lapoele307.wordpress.com.<div><hr />Contactez Ola à <a href="info@studio303.ca">info@studio303.ca</a> si l'atelier est complet - il est possible qu'une place se libère! </div>

SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms avec improvisation et processus créatif

***We prefer e-transfers or credit***

To:             Studio 303
For:            WORKSHOP NAME 2020
Address:   Studio 303, office #305
                   372 Ste-Catherine West
                   Montreal, QC
                   H3B 1A2



<ul><li>Please read the <a href="https://www.studio303.ca/en/workshop-participant-engagement/">Participant's engagement</a>&nbsp;</li></ul><ul><li>Check your eligibility to the support of <a href="https://www.studio303.ca/en/alanna-kraaijeveld-mtl-inspire-by-fighting-monkey/">Emploi-Québec,&nbsp; specific to Studio 303</a></li></ul><div> <hr></div><div>SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms with Improvisation and Creative Process </div><div> </div><div> </div><div>Sept. 21 to 25, 2020 | 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Mon.-Fri.) Open to artists of all disciplines / Bilingual teacher Capacity: 12 people ABOUT THE WORKSHOP This series of five progressive classes focuses on the introductory-level Open Source Forms material fluidly expanded from Joan Skinner’s Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT), further developed by Stephanie Skura and then adapted by Susanna to meet the specific needs of the participants. If we consider Open, Source, and Form as verbs instead of nouns, we can approach the class as an opportunity for opening; sourcing or resourcing; and un-forming to reform or to find new forms. In this way, the work is made of the same stuff as creative process and prepares us to access more complex layers of our creativity. To this end, supported by the groundwork of OSF, each class will include the exploration of scores for improvisation that employ movement, writing, drawing, and (due to COVID restrictions) some minimal vocal work in the form of speaking and sounding. Some basic guiding principles and intentions include: the movement of physical energy can travel fluidly across modes of expression (movement, sound, language, image); any task or score is only the map for a physical experiencing that reveals the territory to be discovered and developed. ABOUT THE ARTIST Performer and creator in dance and music, Susanna Hood has developed a unique body of work that draws on an integration of movement, voice, live music, and theatre. Currently working independently in Montreal, she was the Artistic Director of hum, a Toronto-based interdisciplinary performance company from 2000 to 2013. Susanna Hood has been teaching and coaching individuals and groups in voice and movement integration since 1999 and has taught Improvisation, Creative Process, and Composition at the School of the Toronto Dance Theatre and l’Ecole de Danse Contemporain de Montréal respectively. Since 2013, she works as a teacher trainer in Open Source Forms (OSF). In collaboration with fellow artist, Sarah Bild, Susanna is the co-director of La Poêle, a studio space in Montreal, dedicated to supporting research, creation, and exploration. http://susannahood.ca // https://lapoele307.wordpress.com<hr>If the workshop is full, contact Ola at <a href="info@studio303.ca">info@studio303.ca</a>, a spot might become available! </div>

Hello Prénom Nom, <div>Thank you! </div><div>I have well received your registration</div><div> </div><div>If you wrote being eligible to Emploi-Québec's financial support and have paid the lowerd price, you will receive an online form within 72h. If this form is not filled, or is not eligible, you must pay the full rate. Otherwise, your registration will be cancelled and the payment reimbursed.</div><div> </div><div>You will receive a reminder one week prior to the workshop with details if applicable. See you soon! -Ola </div>

<ul><li>Please read the <a href="https://www.studio303.ca/en/workshop-participant-engagement/">Participant's engagement</a> </li></ul><ul><li>Check your eligibility to the support of <a href="https://www.studio303.ca/en/alanna-kraaijeveld-mtl-inspire-by-fighting-monkey/">Emploi-Québec,  specific to Studio 303</a></li></ul><div> <hr /></div><div>SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms with Improvisation and Creative Process </div><div> </div><div> </div><div>Sept. 21 to 25, 2020 | 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Mon.-Fri.) Open to artists of all disciplines / Bilingual teacher Capacity: 12 people ABOUT THE WORKSHOP This series of five progressive classes focuses on the introductory-level Open Source Forms material fluidly expanded from Joan Skinner’s Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT), further developed by Stephanie Skura and then adapted by Susanna to meet the specific needs of the participants. If we consider Open, Source, and Form as verbs instead of nouns, we can approach the class as an opportunity for opening; sourcing or resourcing; and un-forming to reform or to find new forms. In this way, the work is made of the same stuff as creative process and prepares us to access more complex layers of our creativity. To this end, supported by the groundwork of OSF, each class will include the exploration of scores for improvisation that employ movement, writing, drawing, and (due to COVID restrictions) some minimal vocal work in the form of speaking and sounding. Some basic guiding principles and intentions include: the movement of physical energy can travel fluidly across modes of expression (movement, sound, language, image); any task or score is only the map for a physical experiencing that reveals the territory to be discovered and developed. ABOUT THE ARTIST Performer and creator in dance and music, Susanna Hood has developed a unique body of work that draws on an integration of movement, voice, live music, and theatre. Currently working independently in Montreal, she was the Artistic Director of hum, a Toronto-based interdisciplinary performance company from 2000 to 2013. Susanna Hood has been teaching and coaching individuals and groups in voice and movement integration since 1999 and has taught Improvisation, Creative Process, and Composition at the School of the Toronto Dance Theatre and l’Ecole de Danse Contemporain de Montréal respectively. Since 2013, she works as a teacher trainer in Open Source Forms (OSF). In collaboration with fellow artist, Sarah Bild, Susanna is the co-director of La Poêle, a studio space in Montreal, dedicated to supporting research, creation, and exploration. http://susannahood.ca // https://lapoele307.wordpress.com<hr />If the workshop is full, contact Ola at <a href="info@studio303.ca">info@studio303.ca</a>, a spot might become available! </div>

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Studio 303

SUSANNA HOOD (MTL) — Open Source Forms with Improvisation and Creative Process

372 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

With Emploi-Québec support

$75

Non-Eligible rate (regular)

$180