In the second day in the Workshop a group of students curated the stage setting and the installation of \u00a0equipment in the room where it will take place show. They mounted the curtains to darken the room, and tested filming and projections on the screens; finally they have set the lights and the isolation. The concept-design group has instead reworked the proposals on the staging of the show, totally changing the ideas of the first meeting. Indeed they have taken into \u00a0account the implementation problems, and the technical aspects, and the available equipment. The scheme provided by Professor Pizzo was very useful, and helped \u00a0to organize the structure of each scene. Below there is an example:<\/p>
| frontal screen 1<\/b><\/td> | ground screen 2<\/b><\/td> | ground screen 3<\/b><\/td> | Lights<\/b><\/td> | Sound<\/b><\/td> | Musica<\/b><\/td><\/tr>| 1.Composition Video setting\u00a0Tetris (white background)<\/td> | 1.Black<\/td> | 1.Black<\/td> | cut on the performern<\/td> | 8bit, Tetris Game<\/td> | keyboards\u00a0or synth<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> | In the final meeting we have discussed the various proposals, and it was confirmed a scene to be realized in the next day. The scene is based on the interaction between the real and virtual actor which in our case represents the shadow of the actor on stage. |