Assessment 3 - Experiment & Progress:
In continuing our experimentation process to further develop our assessment, this week, we booked a satellite room and proceeded to play with video feedback, projections and audio/music, by using two projectors, a camera and our laptops. We finally used proper cameras to experiment with video feedback in which we explored the impacts of zooming in, moving and tilting the camera, resulting in a very interesting effect. The process of zooming in and moving/tilting the camera also displayed some visual glitches on the projection, such as the random bursts of light and the appearance of colours (predominantly red, green and blue lights). Carter also created short video clips that utilised various techniques including video feedback to create colourful ‘glitch’ visuals, in which we toyed with the way these videos could be projected, including projecting onto the ceiling, as well as combining two projectors to create a really long panoramic video. Additionally, Peter experimented with audio/music in which he mixed glitch sound effects with samples from other music, thus creating this atmospheric but also foreign and futuristic kind of vibe and environment.
Set up of one of the projectors and camera.
Small movements and tilting the camera, with Peter experimenting with music in the background.
Zooming in and tilting the camera, with Peter experimenting with music in the background.
Zooming in with the camera, with Peter experimenting with music in the background.
Stills of Carter’s glitch video clips.
Group Members: @cartersutherland, @dionadad, @joshuaalipio & @senseintelligence
