THEAT[AR]: Augmented Reality Based Pre-visualization Of Theatrical Design Elements
Theatrical Design is often a very fluid medium, changing until the very last minute, or even second. Even then, with all the care and time put into a production, once constructed on stage the end result often looks different than one might have imagined. Augmented Reality pre-visualization allows us to see theatrical designs in real spaces, as well as work with other designers to collaborate and compare elements for a more cohesive design. Up until this point pre-visualization has been popular, but most programs have not been designed for more than one type of design, and none have made use of Augmented Reality. This technology allows designers to communicate visually with other members of the creative team in a more definite manner, and allows for more confidence when entering the theatre or performance space. In turn this will save productions time and money, and allow for a better creative process, resulting in better art.
History
Language
EnglishDegree
- Master of Arts
Program
- Digital Media
Granting Institution
Ryerson UniversityLAC Thesis Type
- MRP