> In web events, it is fascinating the degree to which the viewer >behind the screen is/will be able to control and manipulate an >event, choosing camera angles etc, acting as director of the event. >Here control is solely in the hands of the person manipulating the >cursor/buttons/apparatus. >Hi. I was always looking forward to web dances, because of the lack >of control an audience has. In a live performance, they could be >watching my feet, looking at the set. On the web, I say where, when >and how they see it. That to me is a huge benefit. > This will change the experience and creation of the event. A >certain vulnerability of experience seems lost - a vulnerability of >presence, and of the unknown. How many people do you know will sit by themselves in front of a tiny monitor watching dance? That presence changes everything. On a personal note, I am looking to go to graduate school as a dance technology, or choreography major (and just incorporate the tech). I see that you are from Arizona State. Are you a teacher? I only know of Ohio States graduate program. Do you have one? --
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