I think the conceptual development today was very helpful. I'm really liking the idea of everyone making/creating these experimental "machines." I wish I could think of one, but I really want to approach One-Frame-At-A-Time as a conventional film we view in a darkroom. I want to get some interactivity with the audience as well- which I had with the ramen piece but I'm not sure how I could go about this with the ideas I had now. Projection mapping seems interesting but very difficult. In my middle school we had one of those projectors that has a screen that is also a touch-screen, which was really awesome. That would be so nice to have now. By the way: LOOK AT THIS STUFF
That is crazy-awesome-insane right there. So Supplies I plan on getting and/or bringing on Thursday:
Mylar
Tracing paper
Jelly
Dry Erase Markers
Pens
Nail Polish
X-acto
Different varieties of papers
Watercolor
Brushes
Acrylic
Something that can control water on a flat surface?
Pyrex/ziplock bag/Something clear that can hold water
Other du-dads
I just thought of something to make it somewhat interactive! I could get one of those big ol' used/discarded aquariums and while people are watching the movie it can be filling with water and then the projection can be somewhat mapped to show the jellyfish glowing within it.
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