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Project 360 was a fully immersive, 360 degree cinema and performance venue, created for 1 week in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Measuring 10m in diameter, Project 360 consisted of a 30m long cyc, which was projected | Project 360 was a fully immersive, 360 degree cinema and performance venue, created for 1 week in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Measuring 10m in diameter, Project 360 consisted of a 30m long cyc, which was projected | ||
onto using 4 projectors. The screen wrapped around the audience, allowing the venue to change from hosting Shakespeare to musicals in an instant. The project was one of the most ambitious video projects ever undertaken in Scotland. | onto using 4 projectors. The screen wrapped around the audience, allowing the venue to change from hosting Shakespeare to musicals in an instant. The project was one of the most ambitious video projects ever undertaken in Scotland. | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 12 March 2015
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| Creative & Production Teams | ||
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| Production Manager / Head of Creative Team | Rory Boyd | |
| Head of Video Systems | Neil Smith | |
| Technical Manager / Lighting Programmer | Daniel Thompson | |
| Stage Manager | Sam Wright | |
| Sound Designer | Hannah Allan | |
| Onsite Technical Support | Fraser Walker / Fix8 Group | |
| Head Content and Graphic Designer | Rory Boyd | |
| Content Support | Hannah Smith Ben Hunter Fergus Thom Louise Dawson | |
| Equipment Hire from | Fix8 Group [NL Productions] [VER] | |
| Stats | ||
| Venue | AGOS Studio Theatre | |
About
Project 360 was a fully immersive, 360 degree cinema and performance venue, created for 1 week in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Measuring 10m in diameter, Project 360 consisted of a 30m long cyc, which was projected onto using 4 projectors. The screen wrapped around the audience, allowing the venue to change from hosting Shakespeare to musicals in an instant. The project was one of the most ambitious video projects ever undertaken in Scotland.