The Mocap Vaults

The world’s premier performance capture school for acting, directing and motion capture production. With headquarters in London and Los Angeles, our staff are all veterans of the industry that bring their extensive insight and experience to every class.

Intro to Mocap - Toronto - April 6th 2024

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Intro to Mocap - Toronto - April 6th 2024

$240.00

Intro to Performance Capture Acting
A day with veteran of the mocap world, Pascal Langdale, building a solid foundation for working in performance capture.

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Introduction to Acting in Motion Capture Masterclass

A day with mocap master Pascal Langdale, building a solid foundation for working in performance capture. A physical day of exercises, play and exploration as well as some theory on the technology and methodology of how mocap works.

Time & date: 10:00am - 6:00pm on Saturday April 6th 2024

Venue: The Attic, 1402 Queen Street East, C3, Toronto, ON M4L 1C9

Get directions › https://goo.gl/maps/PRjERrR1FDiAyCrCA

Located on the third floor. Same building as Queen Margherita Pizza and Yoga Mamas. Enter through the side door on the West side of the building.

Tutors: Pascal Langdale

Our Intro class has now been running for four years in London, Los Angeles and now Toronto and over seventy of our students have since found professional work in the industry. It has become the gold standard in actor training for performance capture.

BIO: Pascal Langdale is an actor known for his reliable versatility across multiple media. He has worked in TV, Film, Video Game and Voice. He is a movement specialist with an expertise in nonverbal behavior, and brings his characters to life through voice, body and psychology - all adjusted to the demands of the medium.

Recent work includes Far Cry 6 (complex Body doubling) and the voice of Bagley in Watch Dogs: Legion for which he was nominated for a Canadian Game Award. This also saw him mocap the performances for many of the NPC’s, and was movement choreographer, specialising in gesture and physicality. Once privately described by a colleague as “The Swiss Army Knife” of Motion Capture acting, Pascal has worked on numerous video games since his first role as Ethan Mars in Heavy Rain, in Voice, Mocap and Performance capture, Actor performance matching, reverse ADR, Facial Capture Operation and demo production.

Pascal co-wrote "Performing for Motion Capture" for Bloomsbury Methuen, with Director and Co-founder of The Mocap Vaults, John Dower. This is the world's first in depth resource for the education of the next generation of actors facing an increasing use of digital production not only drawing on the combined experience of the MCV teachers, but also conducting interviews with over twenty experts in all stages of the pipeline.

A born Londoner, Pascal is a graduate of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art 3 year acting course, who made Toronto his home in 2011. He has credits in supporting roles in more than 100 TV, film roles, in the past decade in Canada, these include Killjoys, Bitten, Suits, and the recent Randal Okita movie, "See for Me".

Pascal is an active mentor and instructor in “Embodied Acting”, using Laban Technique and his own Psycho-Physical technique, that draws on nonverbal behavior studies. He does this through his company Collective Intent, and as head of the Canadian branch of The Mocap Vault.

He has recently completed Mocap and Procedural Behavior Library creation for an unannounced project.

*Please note that this class does not make use of mocap technology. At this stage, the technology serves only as a distraction and slows down the process considerably. We introduce the mocap studio tech later on in our curriculum.

CANCELLATION POLICY: We require seven days notice prior to the class in order to be able to offer you a refund. If you notify us within seven days of the class then we will try to find a replacement and refund you but cannot guarantee this will be possible.