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+TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHEIN''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfəin] : masculin ; contraction from the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Graphein" (record)
+''Video : https://vimeo.com/147832889''
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 '''CONCEPT'''
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 For the realization I will use Blender for the Light Painting part and Premiere Pro for the editing and the Chronophotography. I am also thinking about filming the entier choreography with normal camera in order to overprint it on the motion capture part. I would like to finalize my motion capture registered with a 360° angle, so the camera will turn around the body.
-In order to realize this project I will need only one person moving in a fast choreography (fast movement, maybe a mix between classic danse and french boxing). I would like to realize the choreography bound with a music composition. The nude choreography will last around one minute but that will work as a loop so the final project will last longer.
+In order to realize this project I will need only one person moving in a fast choreography (fast movement, maybe a mix between danse and french boxing). I will also need one capture of a bore in order to create a loop and having a reference of speed (witch will be accelerated and slowed down). I would like to realize the choreography bound with a music composition. The nude choreography will last around one minute but that will work as a loop so the final project will maybe last longer.
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+'''EVOLUTION'''
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-Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect.
+''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''
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-Screen shot fo the 360° camera's adjustments.
+''Screen shot of the 360° camera's adjustments on Blender.''
+[[File:Editing1.png|1065px]]
+''Screen shot during the test editing on Premiere Pro.''
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+'''REFERENCES'''
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+_ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.
+_ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
+''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''
+_ ''Fom1'' by Christian Rizzo is questioning the idea of ghost using a smoke body which disappear with the movement.
+''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/91417194''
+_ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
+''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''
+_ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
+''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''
+_ ''Red time light painting'' by Mass lighter et Cisco is about light painting real time vidéo.
+''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/101806508''
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+'''PRESENTATION 04/12'''
+[[File:PresentationV1.png|1065px]]
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+''''PRESENTATION 11/02'''
+In the principle the realization is presenting all the main ideas. There is just some details I am still working on because of some troubles with Blender. I wanted to realize a camera going from a front point of view to a top one. And I am still trying to use more or less blur depending of the shots. I had a great discussion with Frederik Baker during his time in the motion lab for his own project and he suggested me the idea to introduce a real shot from an object in motion. This shot could create a real time reference that which could be really useful in the comprehension and movement analyse. Moreover I am still working on the music part because I wanted to use some sound design but I didn't have enough time to make it.
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