SELECTED WORK
Passionate about the power of experiential learning, creating equitable filmmaking culture, and demystifying cinematic techniques and technologies, Jacqueline Passmore has worked hands-on in moving image arts engagement from the earliest days of her career.
She lectures and advises for university Doctorate, MA, and BA programmes, and leads engagement projects for major film and arts organisations.
She has specialised training in working with Vulnerable Adults, and was commissioned by the NHS to design and implement a 3 year experimental pilot project for Acute Psychiatric in-patients in NHS mental healthcare facilities. This project is now a case study for successful interventional Occupational Therapies in Acute Psychiatric settings.
The British Film Institute (BFI) commissioned her to design the original curriculum for their youth filmmaking programme, and she spoke on gendered gaze on behalf of Tate Modern at Palazzo Ducale in Genoa, Italy.
Bicycle Zoetropes
Jacqueline Passmore working with Tate Collective
Tate Modern, London, UK
Commissioned by Tate Modern for the Tate Collective Undercurrent programme
Interactive 4 channel live video installation, bicycles, zoetropes
Bicycle Zoetropes invites the public to experiment with analogue moving image technology through participatory play. The interaction exposes fascinating cinematic concepts like persistence of vision, animation mechanics, and the technological development of cinematic devices.
Photos courtesy Joshua Bradwell / Tate Modern
Projection Mash Up
Jacqueline Passmore and Jai Tyler
The Photographers Gallery, London, UK
Commissioned by Art on the Underground and The Photographers Gallery
Analogue and digital projection lab
A celebration of projection’s boundless potential for creative expression, offering immersive analogue and digital projection play and space for experimentation.
Photos courtesy The Photographers Gallery