Showcased Session (Fall)

Leading into Fall, Beat Street will chose one of our programs to showcase each month. This fall we use Media Art to look at film making, scene design, and music adaptation. By each months end, our students will have made one short scene. Let’s break it down!

This project is designed to exercise team work by bridging additional gaps between using technology creatively and exploring its abilities in a tactile space. By understanding how scenes are filmed then breaking down mechanically what's required to produce such an affect, we can recreate such an affect simply because we understand the process.

However, not just comprehending how mechanically the scene was made will allow us to recreate it. We will explore the world of Tactile Technology by reverse engineering the method a director may use to create a "bullet time" shot, then use stop motion recording to re create the effect.

Location:
(that studio on) BEAT STREET
156 Augusta Avenue

For registration:

info@beatstreet.studio

1-431-999-9642

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Recreating Movie Magic Using Media Art & Stop Motion Recordings

Recreating a Bullet-Time Shot using accessible technology and an imagination! — Our goal is to recreate an infamous camera technique adored by most AAA motion picture companies and film lovers alike called “bullet time”. BT was first introduced to a lot of us in the 1999 film, The Matrix.

How will we achieve such a shot with a static motion capture setup? — Beat Street will design digital media as a back drop that will react to the subject (character) in our short. We will do this designing the back drop on Nintendos, Game Builder Garage, then use introductory coding and mechanical influence from Nintendos Labo franchise.