The cooling steam of the Polar Express : historical origins, properties and implications of performance capture
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2014
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As the first academically rigorous interrogation of the generation of performance within the global frame of the motion capture volume, this research presents a historical contextualisation and develops and tests a set of first principles through an original series of theoretically informed, practical exercises to guide those working in the emergent space of performance capture. It contributes a new understanding of the framing of performance in The Omniscient Frame, and initiates and positions performance capture as a new and distinct interdisciplinary discourse in the fields of theatre, animation, performance studies and film. |
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Queensland University of Technology |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/72193/1/Matthew_Delbridge_Thesis.pdf Delbridge, Matthew J. (2014) The cooling steam of the Polar Express : historical origins, properties and implications of performance capture. PhD by Creative Works, Queensland University of Technology. |
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Creative Industries Faculty |
Palavras-Chave | #performance capture #motion capture #animation #film production #digital performance #actor training #practice based research #intermediality #digital scenography |
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