“Human trials intermedia performance” by Anstey, Bay-Cheng, Shapiro and Pape
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- Human trials intermedia performance
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“Human Trials” is a networked, virtual, intermedia drama with human actors, intelligent agents and smart sets. The drama explores the intersection of virtual reality and embodied performance through an event designed both as an immersive experience for one participant, and as a non-immersive production for a live audience. This structural duality highlights the meta-theatricality potential of virtual reality performance and those outside it.
References:
1. Chapple, F., and Kattenbelt, C. 2006. Intermediality in Theatre and Performance. Rodopi, Amsterdam / New York.
2. Pape, D., Anstey, J., and Dawe, G. 2002. A low-cost projection based virtual reality display. In The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality, SPIE Stereoscopic Displays and Applications.
3. Shapiro, S. C. 2005. Mglair agents in virtual and other graphical environments. In Proceedings of the Twentieth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-05), AAAI Press, Menlo Park, CA, 1704–1705.
