Interactive Media Final Projects Show 2007
Posted on December 24, 2007 - Filed Under Interactive Media, Media, Video |
In a display of high-tech ingenuity, on 14 December the 212MC: Interactive Media class held their first ever interactive installation for faculty, friends, and invited guests. For the class, each group of students was tasked with creating an installation using the interactive multimedia software program Max/MSP/Jitter and a variety of sensors and controllers.
The projects were as diverse as the students’ interests - puppets, sound re-mixers, games, and art installations. Some were controlled by Nintendo Wii remotes, bespoke computer keyboards, standard computer mice, while others used sophisticated video tracking, motion detection, and face recognition technology to respond directly to participants.
“Puppet Show,” where Wii remotes control George Bush, Osama Bin Laden, and Saddam Hussein (and their snazzy outfits) by Mark Davidson and Islam Abdul Satar
“The Four Seasons” change when a person walks across the installation, by Nicole Hunstone, Danielle Muir, Jaqueline Yeates, Lheah Jorlakkis
“Fire Poi” is not too hot to handle when you have a Wii remote and bespoke soundtrack, by Tom Mcdade, Kieran Moore, Kristina Preston, Oliver Watts
“Rite Passage,” an adventure game by Charlotte Townsend, James Young
“Racial Mirror” detects faces in front of it and responds by changing faces by Ademola Akinola, Louise Jones, Kudakwashe Belinda Luwaca, Gurpreet Mangat
Music creating and remixing system by Nick Henley Smith, Lauren Martland, Ross Rawlings, Mark Rigby
Virtual tour of Omega Sektor by Benjamin Brooks, Mark Lawrence, Thomas Watkins
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