Monday, July 12, 2010
3LD - American Woman - The Met
I recently finished work on the American Woman exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was a wild ride - technically one of the most challenging things I've ever done, and also the longest I've ever gone without sleep (5 days!!)
The exhibition involved floor to ceiling (15ft high) 360 degree projection in an oval room.
Among other things, I worked on the 3D virtual projector positioning and the 3D pre-distortion of the animation (to make it look flat on the curved walls).
Lighting and Sound America just did an article on our work
Click here to view the PDF
Clicking on the photos will take you to 2 slideshows showing behind-the-scenes and screenshots.
Radiohole - Whatever Heaven Allows Photos
Better late than never...here are some photos from Whatever, Heaven Allows, mostly from Minneapolis (The Walker Arts Center) but a couple from New York (PS122)
Load-in at The Walker
Load-in at The Walker
Load-in at PS122
Load-in at The Walker
A shocking moment!
Am I beautiful?
Am I sweaty?
I loved those epaulets!
DookDookDook!
Maggie's entrance
Dance with the old lady
...And here's the video teaser for the show...I had a lot of fun making it!
Load-in at The Walker
Load-in at The Walker
Load-in at PS122
Load-in at The Walker
A shocking moment!
Am I beautiful?
Am I sweaty?
I loved those epaulets!
DookDookDook!
Maggie's entrance
Dance with the old lady
...And here's the video teaser for the show...I had a lot of fun making it!
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