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meet Katherine Freer

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I met Kate by happenstance.  I was searching for a projection designer, got her name, liked her and loved what I saw of her work.

I am THRILLED that we are working together.  She is smart, visionary, playful.  And her work is beautiful.  What more could one want in a collaborator?

Katherine is a multimedia designer working in theater, film, and installation. Her work is driven by the love of storytelling and the desire to turn her wildest imaginings into reality. Her background in film and computer science combine to generate work that is not only aesthetically beautiful, but pushes the boundaries of conventional theatrical video.

In addition to designing video for the stage, her installation work has been presented nationally and internationally. Venues include the National Building Museum, the Hammond Museum, 3LD Art & Technology Center, Front Room Gallery, and the World Wide Words Festival (Denmark). Her early video work includes Beatbox Flute Inspector Gadget Remix, a simple yet popular video with over 28 million views on YouTube and People’s Choice Award nomination. Kate has taught master classes at Harvard University, Syracuse University, New York University, University of Iowa, and Albany High School. Katherine is a founding member of Imaginary Media.

Here is a little sample of her work for the great Liz Lerman.

Healing Wars Backstage from Kate Freer on Vimeo.

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