Amelia Scott is a video designer working in theatre, opera, dance, live music, and beyond. Her focus is in visual storytelling, using animation, film, video, and live cameras to implement nuanced integration of video and projections into live performances. She creates emotional atmospheres, poetic textures, morphing scénography, and editorial interventions.
Amelia is also an instructor of Video Technology and Design at the National Theatre School of Canada (a position she has held since 2017) and has been a guest lecturer at Concordia University.
Based out of Montreal, her work has been presented nationally and internationally. Notable collaborations include: Royal Swedish Opera, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Munich Kammerspiel, The Barbican Centre, LA Philharmonic, Santa Fe Opera, New Zealand Opera, Festival Trans Amériques, Canadian Stage, Soulpepper, Théâtre du Nouveau Monde, Porte Parole, Crow’s Theatre, Ottawa Chamber Festival, National Kaunas Drama Theatre, Espace Go, Théatre aux Écuries, Théatre Denise-Pelletier, Punctuate! Theatre, Pyretic Theatre.
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Amelia Scott est une conceptrice de vidéo et technologue multimédia. Elle utilise l’animation, les films, la vidéo, et la caméra en direct pour créer les textures poétiques, les scénographie émotif, et les interventions éditoriales.
Amelia est également enseignante en technologie de la video et du design a l’École Nationale du Théâtre du Canada, et offre des conférence a l’université Concordia.
Basée a Montreal, son travail a voyagé partout au Canada et a l’international. Ses collaborations notables inclues: Royal Swedish Opera, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Munich Kammerspiel, The Barbican Centre, LA Philharmonic, Santa Fe Opera, New Zealand Opera, Festival Trans Amériques, National Arts Centre of Canada, Canadian Stage, Soulpepper, Théâtre du Nouveau Monde, The Citadel Theatre, Porte Parole, Crow’s Theatre, Ottawa Chamber Festival, National Kaunas Drama Theatre, Espace Go, Théatre aux Écuries, Théatre Denise-Pelletier, The Segal Centre, Alberta Theatre Projects, The Banff Centre.
