This is a Two Part video:
0m00s — Part 1: ‘Cypher’ (with Beatbots dance crew)
3m50s — Part 2: ‘Translations’ (with StopGapDance Company)
Part of the research project I2D. Immersive Inclusive Dance (I2D) is based around user-centred interactive technical experimentation to explore motion tracking with dancers from diverse backgrounds in immersive digital art.
Funded by NTU’s Knowledge Exchange Program. This research project aims to showcase how existing and emerging technologies can be used to generate and create, new inclusive immersive dance experiences. Read more in an article written for the NTU news.
With many thanks to our collaborating dancers from: with Beatbots, a Nottingham-based hip hop dance collective and charity that promotes wellbeing through accessible community dance, and Stopgap Dance Company, an internationally recognised for their commitment to: “nurturing the talents of dancers born into any body and any mind including disabled and neurodivergent performers.”
Design & Art direction: Jonny Norridge & Neil Halliday
Editing (and 2nd cameras): Jonny Norridge & Neil Halliday
See video credits for cameras and technicians.
By: J.P.Norridge
Filed under: Projects / Digital Installation
