Icon The crack up

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DatumIcon 2019 (Erscheinungsdatum)
BeschreibungDeakin Motion Lab presents The Crack Up , a transmedia production choreographed by Kim Vincs. Live dancers and virtual performers are set against 3D projected landscapes. Audience members wear 3D glasses and become fully immersed in an environment inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1936 short story ' The Crack Up ', a loose-form story of a man losing his grip on reality. The signature interactive device The Crack Up App enhances the experience of live performance along with hi-definition virtual landscapes. The Crack Up showcases the outcomes of a three-year, Australian Research Council Discovery research project at Deakin Motion.Lab in motion capture, stereoscopic projection, augmented reality and interactive digital systems that have developed new ways to integrate these technologies within live performance. The Crack Up plays on these ideas of reality and transports the viewer to a world where the virtual and physical intertwine. This augmented reality lets the viewer choose their own journey and challenges the perceptions of what is dance performance.
Non-Traditional Research Output
Schlagwörter
3D
Animation
Dance
Motion Capture
Technology
Transmedia

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 Vincs, Kim (Urheber*in), Hutchison, Stephanie (Urheber*in), McCormick, John (Urheber*in), Skovli, Daniel (Urheber*in), Taylor, Simeon (Urheber*in), Wallace, Kieren (Urheber*in), Lin, Bobby (Urheber*in), Batty, Josh (Urheber*in), Divers, Peter (Urheber*in), Vincs, Robert (Urheber*in), Camilleri, Laura (Urheber*in), Groves, Shannon (Urheber*in), Corbett, Emma (Urheber*in), Baracco, Camillo (Urheber*in), Chesher, Brodie (Urheber*in), Cross, Ashley (Urheber*in), Hustas, Anita (Urheber*in)

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