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Interactive Broadway

Interactive Broadway

sequinedlovenun
#1Interactive Broadway
Posted: 11/6/07 at 11:53am

Hi everyone. I'm new, and I have a project I'm working on that I could really use some feedback/brainstorming help with!

I'm a digital media student at UCF in Orlando and for my Creativity and Problem solving class we have this assignment:
"Create a project that demonstrates the application of digital media in a new, innovative way".

I thought "what area of life has not taken full advantage of digital media?" and it hit me: broadway! (plus i thought it would be fun to work one of my obsessions into a school project).

SO. this is my idea:
An interactive broadway (or off-broadway) show that works sort of like a Choose Your Own Adventure thing. Audience members are given RFID clickers and at certain points during the show, a question or dilemma is posed to the audience who then weighs in using their clickers (kind of like on Who wants to be a millionaire?) and based on the collective response, the story can continue.

But my question is - how ELSE could i incorporate DM into an interactive bw show? that weber show "the woman in white" used DM in the sets and i would have to do something similar because set changes would have to be quick and easy and whats easier than computer projected sets.

SO. ANY IDEAS AT ALL ARE WELCOME AND NEEDED!!! i have to pitch my idea on thursday and have a quick and dirty model next week and then the week after thanksgiving i have to have a model (I'll probably just make a diorama to show the sets, and story board out the story options and maybe make a poster advertising it!)

SO ANYONE! IDEAS?! thanks in advance!!!! :)

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dramatothemax
#2re: Interactive Broadway
Posted: 11/6/07 at 7:37pm

You could always make it 3D like Starlight Express.....

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Weez
#2re: Interactive Broadway
Posted: 11/7/07 at 5:27pm

The London revival of 'Sunday In The Park With George' used digital projections instead of cardboard cutouts and it was amazing. There's also a show in London right now called 'Alex' based on a newspaper cartoon strip which uses digital projections to great effect.

I have no original ideas to contribute though. ;D



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