- Fall 2015, Fridays, 3:20-5:50PM
- Mimi Yin, mimi.yin@nyu.edu
- Office Hours Signup
- Utils2015 Dropbox folder
- Rendering templates
- MoviePlayer
- Basic examples for Processing, OF and Cinder
- And more!
- Sign up for Big Screens Google Group (Mandatory)
- Logging into Screens
- Video Specs
- Column Layout
- All other Big Screen wikis
####What is this class about?
- Things that take up space. Big Screens as Architecture.
- Things that take up time. Big Screens as Performance.
- Past projects and Other Video Walls
- Overview of IAC video wall system
####Logistics and Resources
- Lightning round: What have you been thinking about?
- Syllabus and schedule.
####What is Big Screens?
- Big Screens as a medium.
- Past Projects
- Time, Space and the Time-Space Continuum
- Analyzing something that takes time.
- Set up a blog / site for your project (you may add a category to an existing blog). Each week, you should post documentation of project progress to your site. Link to it from here.
- Set-up your dropbox folder (1 per team) and share it with mimi.yin@nyu.edu
- Analyze something, post your analysis to your blog. | See guidelines.
- Present analyses.
- Improv storyboarding in class
- [Notes from Class](https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Structure-for-Improv-Storyboarding
- Create a 3 minute piece. We will look at it on the wall at IAC the following week.
- 1920x1080 is fine. Don't get hung up on going fullscreen!
- Scaling the size of the video 2x isn't a problem. Remember the bottom 140 pixels will be cut-off.
- If it is under 2GB, upload it to your dropbox folder. Otherwise bring it on a USB stick.
- Set up your Dropbox Folder and put your homework in it
- Present your 3 minute piece.
- Prepare 100 11520x1080 images for IAC in 2 weeks. Scaling up by 2x still looks fine.
- Column Layout
- Tech Specs and Approaches To Consider
- Visual Techniques
- Questions for your 100 Images
- Prepare 100 11520x1080 images for IAC next week. Scaling up by 2x still looks fine.
- Column Layout
- Tech Specs and Approaches To Consider
- Visual Techniques
- Questions for your 100 Images
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
- Goal is to end up with the beginnings of a visual storyboard for your project, which you'll present in 2 weeks time.
- Bring a camera and document the images you liked best and post them to your blog so you can reference them in your proposal.
- Post documentation of your visual tests to your blog.
- You're commissioned to create a piece for the IAC Video Wall. You have 1 week to cobble together a draft.
- Test First Draft | Guidelines
- Sign-up here | All examples are in [this GitHub repo] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens).
- Prepare a 5 minute presentation of your Project Proposal | Guidelines
- What technologies are you thinking of using?
- Present proposals
- Nail down your production plan for mid-terms: Guidelines.
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
- [Sign up here] (https://github.com/ITPNYU/BigScreens/wiki/Big-Screens-2015-Projects)
Projects should be !!DONE!! at this point!. As this is your last opportunity to work on the wall.
The show will run twice through with speakers in between. Doors open at 6PM. 1st set usually starts 6:30PM.
This class is dedicated to experimenting with interactivity on large-scale screens. Students will develop one project over the course of the semester, culminating with a showing at InterActiveCorp’s 120 X 11-foot video wall at their corporate headquarters on 18th and the West Side Highway. A mock-up of the system will be available at ITP for testing. Class time will be divided between independent project development, critique, technical demonstrations, and field trips to IAC. Group projects are encouraged.
- Class participation and attendance
- Weekly development of project
- Project documentation
- The final project itself