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VJ Beginners Bootcamp

Ever wondered who’s behind the visualsat concerts and festivals?

Learn how to mix, blend and perform visuals live using industry-standard software used across concerts, festivals and DJ sets.

Discover the creative skill connecting music, technology and live entertainment.

Mix visuals to the music you love. Learn to shape the mood and energy of a live show.

12 short lessons. Follow-along slides. A starter clip pack.

Where could your visuals go?

From your first mix to the live experiences you dream of.

Imagine your visuals at the R&B and rap shows, contemporary art exhibitions, DJ sets and pop-ups you already love. You can start creating before you ever land a booking.

Rapper performing on stage in Maputo, Mozambique, in front of a live crowd

Concerts & live shows

Imagine visual worlds that build around an artist's performance.

Female DJ performing at a music festival

DJ sets & music events

Mix visuals in real time to complement the rhythm, mood and energy.

Black woman posing with projected images and creative lighting

Artist visuals & creative projects

Give your ideas a moving-image identity, from experiments to performances.

Visitors exploring an African art exhibition at the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art in Lagos, Nigeria

Exhibitions & pop-ups

Explore visuals that transform spaces into immersive experiences.

Who is this for?
  • Graphic designers, videographers and content creators looking to take their work live in music and contemporary art.
  • R&B and rap fans and DJs who want to create visuals for the sounds and artists they love.
  • Aspiring artists and creatives interested in live shows, contemporary art exhibitions, installations and cultural pop-ups.
  • Complete beginners who want to learn Resolume without getting lost in tutorials.

No previous VJ experience needed. Start with the foundations of live visual mixing, then practise at your own pace.

Curriculum

Two modules. One complete workflow.

12 short, focused lessons · learn at your own pace

Learn the culture, creative thinking and technical foundations, then put them into practice. Live-camera setup is not covered. Lesson slides are updated regularly: review them for extra tips that are not covered in the videos.

Module 01Thinking like a VJ+

Build the mindset before the mechanics. Where live visuals come from, and how to find your own.

  1. WelcomeWelcome to the VJ Beginners Bootcamp.
  2. Software & ToolsSet yourself up for success.
  3. What is VJing?More than pressing play.
  4. WorldbuildingAnyone can play clips. Great VJs build worlds.
  5. The History of VJingBefore Resolume, there were pioneers.
Module 02The Hands of a VJ+

The technical craft, hands on. From a blank Resolume project to a performance ready setup.

  1. Downloading ResolumeLet's get you set up.
  2. The InterfaceYour creative playground.
  3. Importing Clips (Including DXV)Bring your visuals to life.
  4. Effects & TransitionsMake every transition feel intentional.
  5. BPM & Beat SyncMake your visuals move with the music.
  6. MIDI MappingTurn your controller into an instrument.
  7. Recording & Plugging InIt's showtime.
About
Tia B Tshabola

Photo credits: @fernadaimages

Hey, I'm Tia.

I'm Tia, a creative technologist and live visual artist working across music, Black culture and interactive experiences.

I've created and performed live visuals for JELEEL! and built interactive installations. For Giving Black Social, I created an installation for lead agency Nourishment, supporting Sickle Cell UK, with Wingstop and Sika Events among the event's sponsors and partners.

I discovered VJing while studying Creative Computing at the University of the Arts London. This bootcamp brings together the creative thinking and practical Resolume foundations I wish I'd had when I started, so you can begin mixing and performing visuals with confidence.

Jeleel!/The Black British School Of Joy Exhibition/Featured in Clash Magazine/Amazon UK/UAL/Royal Television Society/
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Try it before you enrol.

Get Think Like a VJ: The Basics, a free guide to get you moving before day one.

  • Where VJs actually perform, from DJ sets to live shows
  • The gear that matters: recommended MIDI controllers and laptop specs
  • Resolume Arena vs Avenue, the free trial, and the student discount
  • A first-gig checklist, and the beginner mistakes to avoid

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Think Like a VJ: The Basics
Think Like a VJ: The BasicsFree guide · PDF
VJ Beginners Bootcamp

Bring your visuals to life.

12 lessons · Lifetime access · Slides + starter clips

£124
Start learning

Resolume licence sold separately. Learn with the free demo.

FAQ
Do I need any experience in the technical side?+

None! but if you're coming from a creative background thats even better. This is built for beginners. I start from what VJing is and take you all the way to performing.

Can I get paid work as a VJ+

VJs get booked for club nights, brand events, festivals and live shows. - t's a real job and there's demand for it. This course won't get you the gig; it gives you the skill the gig requires.

Is it for Mac and Windows?+

Lessons were recorded on Windows. Resolume is available for macOS and Windows, but hardware and OS requirements vary. Check the current specs at resolume.com/support/en/tech-specs before enrolling.

Do I need to buy Resolume?+

Resolume is separate software with its own cost. You can do the whole course on the free trial, it watermarks the output, which is fine for learning. There's a student discount too.

What if I get stuck?+

You're not on your own. You'll have the resources and course slides to get unstuck and keep moving. Also you can contact t@nuvisionstudio.xyz for further clarification. We aim to respond within 3-5 working days.

Can I get a refund?+

Because you get instant access to everything, all sales are final, at checkout you'll confirm you want immediate access. If anything's faulty or not as described, email me t@nuvisionstudio.xyz and I'll sort it.

Work with me

Want to work with Tia?

Booking a VJ, commissioning visuals, or collaborating on a show? That's separate from the course - reach out directly and let's talk.

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