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[ckim]

Images from three different projects with a thankful bow to Isadora:

[Aolis]

Isadora was heavily used in this work:

[http://accad.osu.edu/researchmain/gallery/project_gallery/marcel-marceau-project1.html](http://accad.osu.edu/researchmain/gallery/project_gallery/marcel-marceau-project1.html)


[Ran]

I made this patch for a kind of visual synthetizer to be played live.

A brief description here: [http://www.extralight.de/?p=134](http://www.extralight.de/?p=134)

[crystalhorizon]

@Ran looks great. Do you use the shapes actor?

[bruper]

@Ran,

very nice indeed!

[Aolis]

Here is another recent project that heavily used Isadora:

Invisible Library: [https://www.facebook.com/osuengineering/posts/10152433519069032](https://www.facebook.com/osuengineering/posts/10152433519069032)  OR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIeJWZNq7Bg

[Ran]

@bruper, thanks!

@feinsinn  yes it is an array of shapes actors. It is an emergence of complexity out of a b/w shape

[kskretch]

Here's a pair of photos from This Was The End, which was up in NYC last year. We had arduino sensors on analog tape decks triggering Isadora using OSC. The live cassette-DJ could scratch the video along with his tapes.



_This Was The End_

Chocolate Factory Theater

Directed by Mallory Catlett

Video Design by Keith Skretch

Sound Design and Live Performance by G. Lucas Crane

Technology Interaction by Ryan Holsopple

Photo 1 by Keith Skretch

Photo 2 by Brian Rogers

A little more info - http://www.keithskretch.com/This-Was-The-End

[gapworks]

2 Images from "Shakespeare on the Rocks"In this case i did Video, Light and Setdesign! Choreography by me and 3 stunning Dancers.