3D spectacular turns heads at DIGI Award
French multimedia team, Danny Rose, impressed judges at this year’s DIGI Awards with its spectacular interactive 3D projection mapping project, Play Me, made for Vivid Sydney, an 18 day festival of music, light, and ideas.
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2015 12:57 GMT
Audience members could ‘play’ Danny Rose’s interactive musical sculptures by moving their hands and body, changing the projection’s colour, light shape, and sounds
Video experts, Technical Direction Company, provided HD projectors to create an interactive series of musical sculptures that could be ‘played’ by audience members by using their hands and body.
Danny Rose won the Judges Choice Award at the New York Event for the project, who said the team used: “technology and mass audience engagement, in a way that went beyond normal 'digital signage’.”
