This is a live-action
performance from the annual
Carnegie Mellon University
Entertainment Technology
Center's
(http://www.etc.cmu.edu)
Building Virtual Worlds Show.
The performance is from
December 6th, 2006, and
students have TWO weeks to
brainstorm, develop, and
implement a virtual world,
which in this case, was
req
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This is a live-action
performance from the annual
Carnegie Mellon University
Entertainment Technology
Center's
(http://www.etc.cmu.edu)
Building Virtual Worlds Show.
The performance is from
December 6th, 2006, and
students have TWO weeks to
brainstorm, develop, and
implement a virtual world,
which in this case, was
required of us to make an
entertaining experience for a
large audience.The performance
is given in McConomy
Auditorium in Carnegie Mellon,
via the technology of the
Playmotion
(http://www.playmotion.com).
The playmotion is a motion
sensor technology that
receives data on the user's
head and two hands.Members of
the team include: Paul
Capriolo (programmer),
PaulCapriolo.com M.E. Chung
(designer/fx), lizchung.com
Carlos Pineda
(audio/stage/script),
pinedsman.com Jake Rheinfrank
(artist), imagecubed.com

Category Film & Animation

Tags technology, Nintendo, mario, Zelda, virtual, entertainment, worlds, building, etc, B_W, carnegie, mellon, playmotion