Dubai's convention behind the scenes video, featuring indoor drone show! Orange associated with Samsung celebrated past achievements by inviting delegations from across the globe. Opening the night Dronisos showcased ‘Luminous’, an indoor drone show of flight, dance and light.
Created content using the new EbSynth algorithm by replicating keyframes style throughout videos. It is quite impressive to see how Temporal Coherence is achieved! As the content is being processed, synthesised frames are compared through the algorithm to previously rendered ones for a fluid final result.
Live projections pulsing to the music was cast onto Kieran Gaffney's dynamic drumming. Designing a visualisation of the beat created a magical experience, with the show explosive energy at its core where music itself can be seen. Leading this live performance to vibrate and pulse to rhythm.
Presented by HBO, it’s been amazing to join discussions with Dance Films Association in New York city. For over 40 years they have supported dance film culture to bring the format onto the mainstream. Massive thank you to the dedicated team for such a warm welcome!
Honoured to have received the ARFF International Award for best experimental film. Developing narratives that are led by movements have been a long term goal. As the craft and artistic voice is being refined, it is encouraging to receive such an award. Thank you for the support.
For the IAA, Irish Aviation Authority awards night, an aerial ballet with dance using our Technological Carpet was shown. It’s always magical to see choreographed drones flying on their own.This geometric and colour based system allows tailored drones to locate their positions on stage.
Recently captured on film AlleyneDance company embodying a passion for dance. Their latest show is an unfiltered invitation into the sincerity of a moment. The two powerful dancers Sadé Alleyne and Kristina Alleyne performed ‘The Other Side Of Me’ at The Place theatre on this last April.
It has been humbling to get a Golden Buzzer for the performance featuring Hashem and drones technology. After months of researching exceptional talent we meet Hashem, from Saudi Arabia. He recently left his job as an engineer to follow his dream of becoming a pro dancer.
Came back from an incredible creation in Miami! To promote 'How To Train Your Dragon 3', on Mira Quien Baila, a TV performance was developed. Featuring astonishing dancers, the show's finalists, 3D visuals and autonomous drones to blend into this televised performance.
We have recently conducted a research and development session with the World Junior Wushu Champion, Samuel Mak. Testing new interactive technology with real time 3D rendering synergy. It's exciting to understand the technicality of the system and push it further for future productions.
