Last Friday we did the first public tryout of Sonotrope, an audiovisual VR dance performance I’ve been working on the last two years, at Cinedans in Eye Amsterdam.
First public tryout of Sonotrope @Cinedans in Eye Film Amsterdam
VR/360 Video workshop in Brighton
off to Brighton for some VR/360 video workshops.
VR installation for Kalimpong exhibition @ Timothy Taylor Gallery London
Together with amoeba, I created a 5 scene narrative VR installation for Shezad Dawood’s ‘Kalimpong’ Exhibition at Timothy Taylor Gallery in London. See it yourself from 16 September until 22 October 2016.
‘Take a mind-bending virtual tour of Bengal’s Kalimpong, the ‘home of the Yeti’
Wired review
‘Pioneers of virtual reality art’
Financial Times review
VR Workshop @ The End of Film
From August 22nd until August 26th I will do a workshop and coaching at The End of Film for 20 Film/Art students from Belgium and The Netherlands.
Real-time cinema research presentation at Unite Europe 2016
Harry Schreurs and Jilt van Moorst present their real-time cinema research at Unite Europe 2016 in Amsterdam.
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Can virtual reality film be called film at all?
Can virtual reality film be called film at all?
Harry Schreurs and I were interviewed before our talk at Unite Europe last week, turned out into a nice article.
‘The Cube’ VR Theatre piece
Commissioned by Simon Wilkinson, amoeba and I developed The Cube, a non-linear VR narrative experience with actor and audience interaction.
OptiTrack Motive mocap streaming into Unity
OptiTrack Motive streaming real-time into Unity.
Found a surprise on my desk this morning. Meindert prepared the new ‘lightweight’ virtual camera rig for testing Lightcraft Previzion in our test studio. See if you can spot the actual (Blackmagic) camera.
much better mocap results
So it looks like my hunch was correct. Here you can see the results of our first mocap test with the wide angle lens retrofitted to the 12 OptiTrack cameras. So much better…. Thanks Lukas for the moves!