Interfaces Montréal :: New Scenography - The outbreak of venues and conventions
Artists in different locations can be seen virtually sharing the same stage in front of the audience. Technical crews in venues and auditoriums already have to master video projectors, lighting and sound systems.
Whole families visit the cinema to see live opera relayed by dozens of tiny cameras. Business meetings and conferences now look like television studio sets or rock concert venues.
Artists in different locations can be seen virtually sharing the same stage in front of the audience. Technical crews in venues and auditoriums already have to master video projectors, lighting and sound systems. They will very soon have to deal with complete video captation units, very high broadband networks, movement capturing devices and sensors as well as robotics. What are the systems currently being developped? How will they impact cultural, educational and business contents?
SPEAKERS ::
Introduction by Michel Lemieux – Co-artistic Director 4d art
Sylvain Rocheleau – Chief Research PropulseART
Accompanied by Louis-Philippe St-Arnault – Scenograph, production director, SAT
Scène Ethique – Design and fabrication of scenery
Float 4 – developing and deploying immersive and interactive multimedia environments
All info :: www.interfacesmontreal.org