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-'''Collaborators please!'''~~ any feedback is more than welcome!<br>
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-I must think about the image processing; sound and also the screening format (single channel or multiple monitors; screening/performance setup or installation; large or small)
+I must think about the image processing; sound and also the screening format (single channel or multiple monitors; screening/performance setup or installation; large or small) For the moment I decided to make a single channel live projection, which I stand in front of, performing.
-I'm undecided how I want to proceed technically. As described above, I have the idea to create a certain atmosphere for viewers, to move then into a perception gap. I have some stock footage or HD video, chopped into very small clips and I would like to begin by inserting this into a large amount of different softwares (or hardwares) to see what effects can be achieved.
+Technically, I used PureData to analyze the volume of sounds from a microphone and call up pre-numbered audio and video files.<br />
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-* if anyone is intested, I would really love to make a workshop session where different epople from the course take this footage and stick it into the different processing or editing tools they are familiar with, to see differents perceptions of the moving images I have.
+documentation video on the way''
-*'' is this something we could do together in class for an hour or so? Is anyone interested? Should we set-up an additional session for it?''<br>
-* possible tools to check out: different [[Pure Data|Pd]] patches, different editing softwares and filters, trying to watch it on different projectors, multiple monitors, self-made patches, specialized slow and fast motion HD plugins... I'm really open at this stage to try the footage out in any setting.
 == [[Andreas Beyer]]: Prosody==