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Contemporary conventions: puppetry, projected image, integration of media, soundscape
Puppetry, projection and multimedia
What this note covers
- Puppetry makes agency visible through the relation of operator and object
- Projected image frames evidence, scale and time
- Integrated media creates interaction rather than decoration
- Soundscape constructs space, rhythm and unseen action
- Puppetry, projection and sound can share one dramaturgical rule
- Worked multimedia moment: the application that speaks back
- Worked puppetry rule: a debt figure grows with every promise
- Worked live-feed sequence: the seed library sees two futures
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