31 October – 5 November 2010 :: Perth, Australia

Image credit: Second City (2008): Matthew Mascheri, Colin Willsher, Dome3D, LLC

The emergence of ‘destination cinema’ and the proliferation of large-format screens in public spaces present a challenge – and opportunity – to filmmakers and artists working in more traditional screen formats.

At the very least a new cinematic language is required, one taking account of the audience’s very different experience of stories presented on ‘frameless’ screens.

ANAT Program Manager, Vicki Sowry, notes “fulldome and other ‘frameless’ screens provide what filmmakers dream about – an audience so immersed they become part of the story, an experience so seamless that the story transcends its mode of delivery.”

We are pleased to announce that the following artists and filmmakers have been selected to participate in Dome Lab 2010:

Michele Barker (NSW), Mark Botolin (NSW), Grayson Cooke (NSW), Teresa Crea (SA), Sarah Mace Dennis (NSW), Martin Fox (VIC), Matthew Gingold (VIC), Sohan Ariel Hayes (WA), Chris Henschke (VIC), Donna Kendrigan (VIC), David Kirkpatrick (NSW), Claire Leach (WA), Michela Ledwidge (NSW), Robert Pickles (NSW), Jeffrey Skinner (WA), John Swindels (TAS), Lindy Taylor (SA), Matthew Tierney (VIC), Julie Turner (NSW), Tanya Visosevic (WA) and Daniel Walsh (WA).

Read the Dome Lab 2010 Blog at http://domelab2010.anat.org.au/

Tags: computer-generated animation, data visualistion, destination cinema, frameless screens, large-format screens, new cinematic language

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