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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2016-02-15T15:19:24Z

Maud:

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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'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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'''

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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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2016-02-15T15:09:11Z

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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-12-04T12:04:58Z

Maud:

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TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHEIN''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfəin] : masculin ; contraction from the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Graphein" (record)

''Video : https://vimeo.com/147832889''
''Password : SIL''

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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2015-12-04T12:03:29Z

Maud:

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2015-12-04T11:32:31Z

Maud:

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-12-04T11:31:14Z

Maud:

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TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHEIN''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfəin] : masculin ; contraction from the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Graphein" (record)

Video : https://vimeo.com/147832889
Mot de passe : SIL

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab

2015-11-29T12:52:25Z

Maud:

[[Image:csm_untitled.71_716835fa7c.png|thumb|left|400px|Researching the human form in motion, sculpture and art ]]

'''Spatial Information Lab'''

[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' Marcel Karnapke 
''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
''Dates:'' '''20.– 22. NOV | 27.– 29. NOV | 04.– 06. DEZ''' 
''Venue:'' [[Bauhausstraße 9a]], Interaktive Performance Plattform 
''First meeting:'' '''20. NOV, 10:00 AM''' 

 

== Description ==
The Spacial Information Lab is a workshop that is dedicated to recording body, face and finger movements. The technology used for this purpose originated in the entertainment industry. In this workshop we want to explore artistic and creative inquiries and investigate if they can be answered through recording human morphology, movement processes and biomechanical data.

The workshop covers basic workflows of motion capture as well as the creation of interactive installations, that react to human motion. It's also targeted at artists and dancers looking for ways to capture their performance.

== Beschreibung ==
Das Raum-Informations-Labor ist ein Workshop bei dem es um Aufzeichnung von Körper-, Gesichts- und Fingerbewegung geht. Die dabei eingesetzte Technik kommt aus dem Entertainment-Bereich wo sie für Animationsfilme und Spezialeffekte verwendet wird. Im Workshop wollen wir uns mit künstlerischen und kreativen Fragestellungen beschäftigen und erforschen ob sich unsere Fragen durch das Aufzeichnen von menschlicher Morphologie und Bewegungsabläufen beantworten lassen.

Der Workshop vermittelt grundlegenden Abläufe der Bearbeitung von Bewegungsdaten, ebenso wie das Erstellen interaktiver Installationen die auf menschliche Bewegung reagieren. Der Kurs richtet sich auch an Tänzer_innen und Performance-Künstler_innen die bisher keinerlei Erfahrung mit computerbasierter Animation gesammelt haben.

== Language ==

The course will be in English, unless all participants are speaking German.

== Eligible Participants ==

Master students enrolled in the faculties of Media and Design.

== Requirements ==

* Basic knowledge of body movement, acting or dance '''or'''
* basic knowledge of computer animation, motion capture

== Course Assessment ==

* 70% independent work
* 30% documentation
** 10% documentation on the media wiki
** 20% video clip of your work

== Application ==

The deadline to apply for this course is '''October 23th'''.

You need to provide links to previous work to be elligible to this course.

'''To:''' marcel.karnapke [at] uni-weimar.de 
'''Subject:''' Spatial Information Lab /// Application 
'''Content:'''

# Please provide samples of your work:
#* Links to previous animation, dance or related work
#* If possible links to a showreel of your work

# Please tell us about you:
#* Your technological or artistic backround
#* Program and semester (Studienprogramm und Fachsemester)
#* Matriculation number (Matrikelnummer)
#* Valid email address @uni-weimar.de (no other mailing addresses will be accepted) [[SCC-Services#E-Mail|Why?]]

== Participants ==

=== Joint Ventures ===

* [[/Chromosome Movement|Chromosome Movement]] – Yvonne & Azucena
* [[/Death of a Moth|The Death of a Moth]] – Azucena & Yvonne
* [[/Dancing Smoke|Dancing Smoke (AT)]] – Christian & Lotte

=== Lone Ventures ===

* [[/Paul|Paul]] – Merging Bodies
* [[/Angelica Sohn|Angelica Sohn]]
* [[/Emilio Aguas|Emilio Aguas]] – World Greetings
* [[/Maud Caillet|Maud Caillet]] – Kronographein
* [[/Aaron|Aaron]] – 7000
* [[/Abraham Ornelas|Abraham Ornelas]] – Biometric Data & Spatiality

[[Category:WS15]]
[[Category:Werkmodul]]
[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:Martin Schneider]]
[[Category:Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Design]]
[[Category:Generative Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Schrift]]
[[Category:Typo]]

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-29T12:52:05Z

Maud:

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TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHEIN''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfəin] : masculin ; contraction from the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Graphein" (record)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-29T12:51:50Z

Maud:

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TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHEIN''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfiən] : masculin ; contraction from the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Graphein" (record)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:30:21Z

Maud:

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TITLE : '''KRONOGRAPHIA''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfiɑ] : masculin ; contraction of the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Photographia" (photography)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:29:52Z

Maud:

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'''KRONOGRAPHIA''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfiɑ] : masculin ; contraction of the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Photographia" (photography)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''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'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''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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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:29:25Z

Maud:

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'''KRONOGRAPHIA''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfiɑ] : masculin ; contraction of the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Photographia" (photography)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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.

'''EVOLUTION'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot of the 360° camera's adjustments on Blender.''

[[File:Editing1.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot during the test editing on Premiere Pro.''

'''REFERENCES'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''Red time light painting'' by Mass lighter et Cisco is about light painting real time vidéo.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/101806508''

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:29:02Z

Maud:

'''KRONOGRAPHIA''' [kʁɔnɔɡʁɑfiɑ] : masculin ; contraction of the grec ''Kronos'' (time) & "Photographia" (photography)

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'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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.

'''EVOLUTION'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot of the 360° camera's adjustments on Blender.''

[[File:Editing1.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot during the test editing on Premiere Pro.''

'''REFERENCES'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''Red time light painting'' by Mass lighter et Cisco is about light painting real time vidéo.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/101806508''

GMU:Spacial Information Lab

2015-11-28T11:20:42Z

Maud:

[[Image:csm_untitled.71_716835fa7c.png|thumb|left|400px|Researching the human form in motion, sculpture and art ]]

'''Spatial Information Lab'''

[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' Marcel Karnapke 
''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
''Dates:'' '''20.– 22. NOV | 27.– 29. NOV | 04.– 06. DEZ''' 
''Venue:'' [[Bauhausstraße 9a]], Interaktive Performance Plattform 
''First meeting:'' '''20. NOV, 10:00 AM''' 

 

== Description ==
The Spacial Information Lab is a workshop that is dedicated to recording body, face and finger movements. The technology used for this purpose originated in the entertainment industry. In this workshop we want to explore artistic and creative inquiries and investigate if they can be answered through recording human morphology, movement processes and biomechanical data.

The workshop covers basic workflows of motion capture as well as the creation of interactive installations, that react to human motion. It's also targeted at artists and dancers looking for ways to capture their performance.

== Beschreibung ==
Das Raum-Informations-Labor ist ein Workshop bei dem es um Aufzeichnung von Körper-, Gesichts- und Fingerbewegung geht. Die dabei eingesetzte Technik kommt aus dem Entertainment-Bereich wo sie für Animationsfilme und Spezialeffekte verwendet wird. Im Workshop wollen wir uns mit künstlerischen und kreativen Fragestellungen beschäftigen und erforschen ob sich unsere Fragen durch das Aufzeichnen von menschlicher Morphologie und Bewegungsabläufen beantworten lassen.

Der Workshop vermittelt grundlegenden Abläufe der Bearbeitung von Bewegungsdaten, ebenso wie das Erstellen interaktiver Installationen die auf menschliche Bewegung reagieren. Der Kurs richtet sich auch an Tänzer_innen und Performance-Künstler_innen die bisher keinerlei Erfahrung mit computerbasierter Animation gesammelt haben.

== Language ==

The course will be in English, unless all participants are speaking German.

== Eligible Participants ==

Master students enrolled in the faculties of Media and Design.

== Requirements ==

* Basic knowledge of body movement, acting or dance '''or'''
* basic knowledge of computer animation, motion capture

== Course Assessment ==

* 70% independent work
* 30% documentation
** 10% documentation on the media wiki
** 20% video clip of your work

== Application ==

The deadline to apply for this course is '''October 23th'''.

You need to provide links to previous work to be elligible to this course.

'''To:''' marcel.karnapke [at] uni-weimar.de 
'''Subject:''' Spatial Information Lab /// Application 
'''Content:'''

# Please provide samples of your work:
#* Links to previous animation, dance or related work
#* If possible links to a showreel of your work

# Please tell us about you:
#* Your technological or artistic backround
#* Program and semester (Studienprogramm und Fachsemester)
#* Matriculation number (Matrikelnummer)
#* Valid email address @uni-weimar.de (no other mailing addresses will be accepted) [[SCC-Services#E-Mail|Why?]]

== Participants ==

=== Joint Ventures ===

* [[/Chromosome Movement|Chromosome Movement]] – Yvonne & Azucena
* [[/Death of a Moth|The Death of a Moth]] – Azucena & Yvonne
* [[/Dancing Smoke|Dancing Smoke (AT)]] – Christian & Lotte

=== Lone Ventures ===

* [[/Paul|Paul]] – Merging Bodies
* [[/Angelica Sohn|Angelica Sohn]]
* [[/Emilio Aguas|Emilio Aguas]] – World Greetings
* [[/Maud Caillet|Maud Caillet]] – Kronographia
* [[/Aaron|Aaron]] – 7000
* [[/Abraham Ornelas|Abraham Ornelas]] – Biometric Data & Spatiality

[[Category:WS15]]
[[Category:Werkmodul]]
[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:Martin Schneider]]
[[Category:Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Design]]
[[Category:Generative Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Schrift]]
[[Category:Typo]]

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:09:29Z

Maud:

'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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.

'''EVOLUTION'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot of the 360° camera's adjustments on Blender.''

[[File:Editing1.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot during the test editing on Premiere Pro.''

'''REFERENCES'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ ''Chronophotography'' was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ ''Bodycloud'' by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393''

3 _ ''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''

4 _ ''Choros'' by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009''

5 _ ''M.E.'' by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281''

6 _ ''Red time light painting'' by Mass lighter et Cisco is about light painting real time vidéo.
''https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/101806508''

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T11:06:25Z

Maud:

'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the speed. I want to decompose the movement as Muybridge did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 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.

'''EVOLUTION'''

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

''Screen shot during the evolution of record and post production on Blender also with the Light Painting effect on Blender.''

[[File:360.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot of the 360° camera's adjustments on Blender.''

[[File:Editing1.png|1065px]]

''Screen shot during the test editing on Premiere Pro.''

'''REFERENCES'''

[[File:Ref.png|1065px]]

1 _ [[Chronophotography]] was invented by Edward Muybridge in 1878 : taking a succession of really fast photographs in order to decompose chronologically the movement.

2 _ [[Bodycloud]] by Raphael Perret is a project about transforming human motion into sculptures.
https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/54024393

3 _ [[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

4 _ [[Choros]] by Michael Langan and Terah Maher.
https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/61453009

5 _ [[M.E.]] by Ryan Mitchel is an experiment in movement and chronophotography.
https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/137490281

6 _ [[Red time light painting]] by Mass lighter et Cisco is about light painting real time vidéo.
https://vimeo.com/groups/339579/videos/101806508

GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-28T10:46:56Z

Maud:

File:Ref.png

2015-11-28T10:46:09Z

Maud: Maud Références

== Summary ==
Maud Références
== Copyright status: ==

== Source: ==

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2015-11-28T10:45:03Z

Maud:

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Maud:

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2015-11-28T10:23:12Z

Maud:

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2015-11-28T10:08:15Z

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2015-11-28T10:07:45Z

Maud:

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2015-11-28T10:06:50Z

Maud: Test editing

== Summary ==
Test editing
== Copyright status: ==

== Source: ==

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2015-11-27T15:39:15Z

Maud:

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Maud:

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2015-11-27T13:44:39Z

Maud: 360° screen shot

== Summary ==
360° screen shot
== Copyright status: ==

== Source: ==

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2015-11-27T10:02:00Z

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2015-11-22T12:00:43Z

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GMU:Spacial Information Lab/Maud Caillet

2015-11-22T10:31:21Z

Maud:

'''CONCEPT'''

My aim in this project is to analyse the '''movement''' through the ''speed''. I want to decompose the movement as ''Muybridge'' did it with the '''Chronophotography''' : the video will become slower to bring up the different image representing each stages of the evolution of the movement. And I want to observe it in his speed : the video will be accelerated in order to make disappear the body and keep such as '''Light Painting''' Video only the movement which will be represented by a light line.

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 (a mix between classic danse and french boxing). I would like to realize the choreography bound with a music composition.

[[File:SIL.jpg]]

File:SIL.jpg

2015-11-22T10:30:09Z

Maud: Maud Caillet project

== Summary ==
Maud Caillet project
== Copyright status: ==

== Source: ==

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2015-11-22T10:25:33Z

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GMU:Spacial Information Lab

2015-11-22T10:20:59Z

Maud: /* Participants */

[[Image:csm_untitled.71_716835fa7c.png|thumb|left|400px|Researching the human form in motion, sculpture and art ]]

'''Spatial Information Lab'''

[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' Marcel Karnapke 
''Credits:'' 6 [[ECTS]], 4 [[SWS]] 
''Dates:'' '''20.– 22. NOV | 27.– 29. NOV | 04.– 06. DEZ''' 
''Venue:'' [[Bauhausstraße 9a]], Interaktive Performance Plattform 
''First meeting:'' '''20. NOV, 10:00 AM''' 

 

== Description ==
The Spacial Information Lab is a workshop that is dedicated to recording body, face and finger movements. The technology used for this purpose originated in the entertainment industry. In this workshop we want to explore artistic and creative inquiries and investigate if they can be answered through recording human morphology, movement processes and biomechanical data.

The workshop covers basic workflows of motion capture as well as the creation of interactive installations, that react to human motion. It's also targeted at artists and dancers looking for ways to capture their performance.

== Beschreibung ==
Das Raum-Informations-Labor ist ein Workshop bei dem es um Aufzeichnung von Körper-, Gesichts- und Fingerbewegung geht. Die dabei eingesetzte Technik kommt aus dem Entertainment-Bereich wo sie für Animationsfilme und Spezialeffekte verwendet wird. Im Workshop wollen wir uns mit künstlerischen und kreativen Fragestellungen beschäftigen und erforschen ob sich unsere Fragen durch das Aufzeichnen von menschlicher Morphologie und Bewegungsabläufen beantworten lassen.

Der Workshop vermittelt grundlegenden Abläufe der Bearbeitung von Bewegungsdaten, ebenso wie das Erstellen interaktiver Installationen die auf menschliche Bewegung reagieren. Der Kurs richtet sich auch an Tänzer_innen und Performance-Künstler_innen die bisher keinerlei Erfahrung mit computerbasierter Animation gesammelt haben.

== Language ==

The course will be in English, unless all participants are speaking German.

== Eligible Participants ==

Master students enrolled in the faculties of Media and Design.

== Requirements ==

* Basic knowledge of body movement, acting or dance '''or'''
* basic knowledge of computer animation, motion capture

== Course Assessment ==

* 70% independent work
* 30% documentation
** 10% documentation on the media wiki
** 20% video clip of your work

== Application ==

The deadline to apply for this course is '''October 23th'''.

You need to provide links to previous work to be elligible to this course.

'''To:''' marcel.karnapke [at] uni-weimar.de 
'''Subject:''' Spatial Information Lab /// Application 
'''Content:'''

# Please provide samples of your work:
#* Links to previous animation, dance or related work
#* If possible links to a showreel of your work

# Please tell us about you:
#* Your technological or artistic backround
#* Program and semester (Studienprogramm und Fachsemester)
#* Matriculation number (Matrikelnummer)
#* Valid email address @uni-weimar.de (no other mailing addresses will be accepted) [[SCC-Services#E-Mail|Why?]]

== Participants ==
* [[Paul, Post-Gender]]
* [[Collaboration: Yvonne & Azucena]]
* [[Angelica Sohn]]
* [[Emilio Aguas - Greetings ]]
* [[Maud Caillet]]

[[Category:WS15]]
[[Category:Werkmodul]]
[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:Martin Schneider]]
[[Category:Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Design]]
[[Category:Generative Gestaltung]]
[[Category:Schrift]]
[[Category:Typo]]