Kema, Thanks for sharing your work. I was able to view the movie, and I also appreciated the explanation of your process. I am including a url for three examples of my current work with dance/technology, which is related to what you are doing with 'Virtuasity.' Details on the creative process will soon follow. I would not recommend attempting to download the movies on a dial-up connection, as my 56k connection at home took about 26 minutes. Also, you will probably need the free QuickTime 5 player to view the movies. Dance Movies at: http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/dance/dance-with-computer.htm Also, I would like a larger QT version of your work, if you don't mind. My best, Anthony "kema t. ekpei" wrote: > There was a dance tech and film presentation in Manchester this weekend > I offered the only computer work, I understand Yacov Slivkin has been > making similar work but have been unable to get hold of him. > > To see my process and download the film go to: > > http://www.kema.org.uk/virtuasity.html > > If anyone would like a larger quicktime mail me and I will upload one. > > cheers > > Kema > > Kema T. Ekpei Esq. > > kema@kema.org.uk -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anthony Roberts Assistant Professor of Dance & Technology and Teaching Faculty Consultant St. Olaf College 1520 St. Olaf Avenue Northfield, MN 55057 507-646-3622 email: robertaw@stolaf.edu internet: http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/dance/
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