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Walk-in Theater: Interaction Design for a Miniature Experience with Peripatetic Cinema
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Strickland, Rachel
, McKee, Jim
, Bear, Eric Gould
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21st century
/ Design
/ General Articles
/ Handheld computers
/ Miniatures
/ Video art
/ Virtual reality
2018
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Strickland, Rachel
, McKee, Jim
, Bear, Eric Gould
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21st century
/ Design
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/ Handheld computers
/ Miniatures
/ Video art
/ Virtual reality
2018
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Walk-in Theater: Interaction Design for a Miniature Experience with Peripatetic Cinema
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Walk-in Theater: Interaction Design for a Miniature Experience with Peripatetic Cinema
2018
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Overview
is a portable virtual cinema for the display of spatially distributed multichannel movies (“walkies”). The miniature experience engages participants’ proprioceptors and spatial memory, allowing them to orient themselves as they navigate a field of scattered video streams and localized sounds reproduced on a handheld computing device. Departing from one-way linear cinema played on a single rectangular screen, this multichannel virtual environment pursues a cinematic paradigm that undoes habitual ways of framing things, employing architectural concepts in a polylinear-video polyphonic-sound construction to create a kind of experience that lets the world reveal itself and permits discovery on the part of beholders. Interaction design for
supports approaches to cinematic construction that employ the ambulatory, multiple and simultaneous viewpoints that humans exercise in everyday life.
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MIT Press,The MIT Press,MIT Press Journals, The
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