Course Description
The use of computers to trigger and manipulate media events, including sound, lighting, digital images and video, and techniques allowing performers and spectators to interact with such media events in real time. Topics include sensors, motion capture, MIDI, and theoretical issues concerning the interaction between live performance and media.
Athena Title
MULTIMEDIA & PERF
Semester Course Offered
Not offered on a regular basis.
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
In this class, we will explore the ways interactive media can enhance theatre and other forms of live performance. We will also explore new art forms that combine elements of theatre, video, music, sculpture, installation, and digital technology. Students will learn how to use computers to trigger and manipulate complex sequences of sound, light, projected images and video, and also to use sensors that respond to touch, light, sound, and movement.
Topical Outline
Examples of interactive computer art and the breakdown of boundaries between traditional art disciplines. Introduction to MIDI. Modes of interaction between live performers and media; Introduction to Arkaos VJ Develop solo performance projects Solo Performances Motion Capture Sensors
Syllabus
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