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Final Presentation

Final Projection on hoops

Final Video

Initial testing with the projector. You can see the size of the projection quite clearly - its far too close to the window but can be moved back along the rigging system.

Hanging the Hoops

This is our first edit on the final film

This will allow us to discreetly hang the design behind the metal framing of the window. Currently choosing between 3mm & 2.5 mm. 

Total Cost: $176

- Timer.. how will it turn off?

Weekly Plan - stuff to include in presentation 

Cropping of footage - images for story board

Need to add Cuba Street clips

This week we split into three groups to cover a greater area. There was a team in a car with a go pro, a team centred around the CBD/Parliment and one team covering Cuba Street. These are some stills of potential shots for use in our projection.  We can edit these to create a great contrast in colour, pattern, forms, speed and content. 

Mapping out dimensions of the space. This space down the side of the building has a lot more scope for the project. There is a lot less light pollution on this side as two of the interior walls either side of the exhibition will be black, o ne being a temporary wall of curtaining, it can be opened during the day so the space can be used. This also means that our exhibition can stay up during the festival as during the day the curtain can simply be pulled back to enclose the hoops between the curtain and the window. It won’t be touched or knocked, it will stay protected.  The projectors in the space are positioned in the optimum place as they are fixed to a tracking system on the ceiling. They can be moved backwards and forwards and moved from side to side along metal poles. The projector can be spun around to face the window, and the projection can be played on a loop through the main front of house computer. 

Dimensions from Capital E

Recognisable but distorted