Interactive "immaterial" screen for performing arts

Authors:
Ismo Rakkolainen;Tanju Erdem;Çiǧdem Erdem;Mehmet Özkan;Markku Laitinen
Affiliations:
FogScreen Inc., Helsinki, Finland;Momentum AS, Kocaeli, Turkey;Momentum AS, Kocaeli, Turkey;Momentum AS, Kocaeli, Turkey;Mimemakers Inc., Espoo, Finland
Venue:
MULTIMEDIA '06 Proceedings of the 14th annual ACM international conference on Multimedia
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Various performing arts increasingly employ projection screens and other information displays as essential elements of the show. We present some possibilities and lessons learned for the interactiv, "immaterial" walk-through FogScreen in performing arts, analyze its suit for stage setups, and give some guidelines for show desig. We also describe our experiments on composing inter 3D graph for a FogScreen-based performance.