ONE Night Pix
Oh wow! We never knew we were on! We waited from 8-11pm waiting for our cue, and were told a few times, You’re on in 5 minutes, but we thought we’d never been cued. Apparently, we were on! For about 1/2 hour they tell me. We never were cued to do Section 3, the most animated and live portion of the performance, but as you see here, Monerda, Trilby, Harmony & Scarlett were projected in gigantic splendor in the outdoor performance in Los Angeles celebrating the anniversary of EZTV.
Video… on the way!
Monerda Skute 06:00 on 07/06/2014 Permalink |
I apologize for duplicating my comments, just realized I wanted to say congrats here. Not enough caffeine yet π “Michael, Van and fellow cast: It is so cool that your dance performance was a success and congrats about LA Weekly giving it Top 5 honors! We avatars had fun despite anxiously awaiting our cue π The projection photos look great and I canβt wait to see video. I bet the RL dancers were super!”
Vanessa Blaylock 12:04 on 07/06/2014 Permalink |
duplicate comments? Can you have too much of a good thing? π
Vanessa Blaylock 12:11 on 07/06/2014 Permalink |
Dear anyone reading – I’d love your thoughts!
The projection you see is avatars on a “white” background. Technically an SL “white” but not “full bright” white. I thought “full bright” might cause gamma issues with the on-site projector.
I thought about a Black background – this would have been cool in that instead of illuminating the whole side of the building, we’d only have avatars up there dancing. My fear was that the dancer’s bodies tend to roll into shadow, so with a black background you’d only get 2/3 of a body or so with the rest disappearing into shadow.
So, the white background felt, all things considered, aesthetically preferable.
What do you think?
Scar 16:12 on 07/06/2014 Permalink |
i think its pretty cool either way good job us!
Vanessa Blaylock 16:32 on 07/06/2014 Permalink |
Thanks again Scar! And Harm, Moni & Trilby! Haha, I didn’t realize we were on… but hey… you guys look great! π
Christa Forster 12:25 on 09/06/2014 Permalink |
I liked what Kate Johnson had to say today in the Mixed Berry Shake hangout: they both worked in different ways — the black background featured the dancers as floating on the surface; the white background highlighted the dancers beautifully.
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