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The goal of this workshop was to expose participants of all levels to the ability to utilize volumetric capture experiences for creative purposes. We introduced examples and theory around volumetric capture and together we created interactive experiences based on the body, ways to illustrate the different worlds and how people communicate. The emergence of volumetric filming making has added a new paradigm in the creation of work in which the user can explore the spaces. While some of the solutions in creating this work are prohibitively expensive there is also a thriving open source movement who have hacked hardware and created software to capture performance and space.
The goal of this workshop was to expose participants of all levels to the ability to utilize volumetric capture experiences for creative purposes. We introduced examples and theory around volumetric capture and together we created interactive experiences based on the body, ways to illustrate the different worlds and how people communicate. The emergence of volumetric filming making has added a new paradigm in the creation of work in which the user can explore the spaces. While some of the solutions in creating this work are prohibitively expensive there is also a thriving open source movement who have hacked hardware and created software to capture performance and space.

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Volumetric Capture Lab
Name Volumetric Capture Lab
Location NDSM
Date 22.07.2019
Time 9:30-16:30
PeopleOrganisations Tanya Ermolaeva, Leon Butler
Type HDSA2019
Web Yes
Print No


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The goal of this workshop was to expose participants of all levels to the ability to utilize volumetric capture experiences for creative purposes. We introduced examples and theory around volumetric capture and together we created interactive experiences based on the body, ways to illustrate the different worlds and how people communicate. The emergence of volumetric filming making has added a new paradigm in the creation of work in which the user can explore the spaces. While some of the solutions in creating this work are prohibitively expensive there is also a thriving open source movement who have hacked hardware and created software to capture performance and space.