- a red nose
- a shoe box or similar
- an object that fits into the box
- a laptop with a camera or, failing that, a tablet with a camera (if you have an external webcam that sends a higher quality image than the computer's camera, all the better)
- internet connection
- a free account on Zoom.us
- your mobile phone (occassionally you will be required to use a timer in the rooms)
- a private space to work in Ideally, we recommend a clear working area of approximately 2 x 2 meters that is within the viewing angle of the camera. Outside that area, you should have some space at least on one side so that you can make exits and entrances into the area (that is, you can "leave camera" at least on one side) . Don’t worry about curtains, sofas, shelves with things on them, etc in the background ... these can often be used advantageously during the workshop ;o)
- adequate lighting (frontal) so that we can see you well, both infront of the computer and when you are in your work area (please avoid bright lights behind you, such as windows through which the sun enters, etc)
- please put onlineclownworkshop@gmail.com as a secure address in your email program so that our email with the link to access the workshop does not go to the spam folder (this could happen, it depends on which email server you use). And if you write us for any reason, put “not spam” at the end of the subject matter to be sure that we will receive it.

During the workshop we will not be able to help you if you have technical problems, that's why...
- If you have never used Zoom, do a test video conference with a friend or family member.
- Also check the audio. Zoom has allows you to check the audio. By clicking on the arrow next to the Zoom microphone button, a menu will open. Look for the "Test audio" section.
- Use this link to find all kinds of help on how to use Zoom.
- If you can connect by cable, it will be better than via wifi.
- Before the start of the workshop, check that your internet connection works well. Restarting the router by unplugging the power cord for 15 seconds usually increases the speed if you haven't restarted it for a while.
- Disconnect the Wi-Fi from all your other devices (mobiles, tablets, tv's, etc.)
- Ask the people who live with you not to use the internet during the workshop hours, especially Netflix, YouTube and the like.