B&H is coming to the ASU MIX Center to showcase cutting-edge vendors and the latest filmmaking equipment for students and faculty. Attendees will have the chance to connect with vendors including Sony, Black Magic, Fujifilm, Sennheiser and Tether Tools, explore new tools and technology, and get hands-on insights from industry experts.
Plus, B&H will be hosting exciting giveaways throughout the event, featuring prizes such as a Canon swag bag, gear from Rode and Saramonic, and a B&H gift card—don’t miss it!
Come explore this workshop centered around the new TouchDesigner POPs operator family! We will discuss what POPs are and look at how we can use them to create powerful, real-time graphics as part of the larger TouchDesigner ecosystem. Experience with TouchDesigner and a computer with the newest version of TouchDesigner is required.
Celebrate the fourth annual ASU MIXiversary at the ASU MIX Center!
Dive into an unforgettable open house experience packed with cutting-edge tech, immersive hands-on activities and live demonstrations. Whether you're here to explore, create, or just be amazed, there’s something for everyone at this one-of-a-kind celebration of innovation and creativity.
Stay tuned to find out more about activity programming!
Epic Games Industry Day at Arizona Tech Week brings leaders from Epic Games, educators, researchers, and builders from across Arizona, and regional industry partners together at the MIX Center in Mesa for a series of short talks, demos, and project showcases. The event highlights how Epic tools such as Unreal Engine, Metahumans, and Twinmotion are being used in practice at ASU and beyond, including real-world applications like visualization and simulation work with Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
🚀 CAMP LEVEL UP++ 2026 | REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
June 15 – July 3, 2026
ASU MIX Center, Mesa, AZ
Ages 13–19
Camp Level Up++ is a 3-week, multi-track summer program where students learn through game-based and hands-on experiences. Campers build games on the Endstar platform, explore introductory Unity and Unreal Engine skills, and get creative through fabrication and wood workshop activities.
TABOR is a Kyiv-based independent production company, founded by a group of engaged Ukrainian filmmakers and artists. They have created feature narrative films, documentary, theatrical performances, commercials, and social campaigns. Their work often examines war, displacement, and imaginaries of resilience.
Join The Sidney Poitier New American Film School for a pair of documentary film screenings curated by Professor Nita Blum-Reddick. Together, these films explore cinema as a practice shaped by the hands that hold the camera—and, in turn, shape how we see one another. In “The Gleaners & I,” Agnès Varda offers a distinctly unified essayistic perspective, unfolding through a series of vignettes that follow people across France as they rummage through overlooked or discarded objects, gathering fragments of everyday life.
The Sidney Poitier New American Film School celebrates the career and singular artistry of the late, great David Lynch with a pair of screenings highlighting two of his most important films. First up is Lynch’s debut, 1977’s surreally unsettling “Eraserhead.” Produced while Lynch as a student at the American Film Institute on a shoestring budget and released to little fanfare, its reputation grew over years of midnight screenings to cult-classic status.
Props, masks, puppets, decor, and more, find out how this roll of inexpensive sticky stuff can be one material you never want to be without in your art supplies. Learn some tricks and techniques from award-winning master puppet builder Matt McGee on how to turn your ideas into 3 dimensions (regardless of your skill level), using nothing more than masking tape, some other common household materials, and your imagination.
Love is in the air at the ASU MIX Center this February, where The Sidney Poitier New American Film School hosts a pair of swoon-worthy film screenings. First up is the 2000 Wong Kar-wai film “In the Mood for Love,” starring Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung as a man and woman in 1962 Hong Kong who discover their spouses are cheating on them, and then in their commiseration begin to develop feelings for one another. One of the most ravishing films ever made, “In the Mood for Love” has come to be recognized as a major work of Asian cinema.