Sphere: Final Critique
“You can have all the technology on earth, but without a message and some form of engaging content, it’s just a chainsaw in the hands of a baby” (Faulkner, 2006) […]
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Sphere: Multi-camera edit in Final Cut Pro X
As mentioned in my previous post, technical constraints and availability of equipment have had an impact on the final recording of the piece. The piece is intended as an installation […]
Creation of Sphere
As the project enters the final stages of production, it seems like a good time to give a quick overview and description of the technical process involved in creating a […]
VJ Culture – Adobe Motion Design Center
A great article that looks at VJ culture and the development of the art form. It starts out exploring the development of the camera obscura and colour organs through to […]
Sketchbook and Storyboards
This is a copy of the initial planning sketchbook and storyboards for the project. All ideas drawn in Paper for iPad as I always have it with me, and it’s […]
Sphere – Treatment
Working title “Sphere” Concept and design Andrew Logie Music Chris Weeks Whilst we are engrossed in our day-to-day work and the importance of our lives, we fail to think about […]
Chris Weeks – A Deconstructed Sun
Sphere “Sphere” (working title) is a live audiovisual projection mapped piece. The aim of the project is to explore the size and scale and our place within the universe through […]
prc media exhibition 2013
We had the end of year PRC Media exhibition at University Centre Peterborough a couple of weeks ago. As I teach the BTEC Interactive Media students, I thought it would be […]
Spherical Projection Mapping
Music courtesy of Chris Weeks ©2013. chrisweeksmusic.com This video is the result of my initial project tests, this time mapping the projections onto a sphere. The overall aim of the project […]
Timber – Coldcut/Hexstatic – Deconstruction
Timber is a collaboration between Coldcut and Hexstatic. The visuals and music for this piece were created at the same time, hence the very close tie between image and sound. […]
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