Date: 21.09.2011
Location: Istanbul Koç Müzesi
Client: Promat
Agency: Runway Interactive

New thinking. New Possibilities. Hyundai Accent
::Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
120+ crew members, 6 hd projectors, 10 hd cameras, 6 cranes
4 months production, 1 stuntman, 1000+ live event audience

Horizontal and vertical 3D video projection, a hanging car, a stuntman, great graphics, an amazing result: New thinking. New Possibilities. Hyundai Accent

Hyundai Accent 3D projection mapping
2011 Directed / Designed / Animated / Music Production / Composition / by
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nuformer.com | mocapmapping.com

NuFormer was invited by an international organization to design and develop a demo of a 3D projection on a building in California, USA. The façade of this modest building turned into a middle-age wall, hiding and showing surrealistic elements. It also turned into an African jungle cabin and later into a US metrostation, even the whole building flipped over!

High standard 3D modeling and animation, skillful 2D compositing with eye for detail and supreme mapping. This projection was executed in August 2010.

Full production by NuFormer, in cooperation with Creative Technology USA.

Marshmallow Laser Feast's ambitious realtime projection mapping campaign for Sony Playstation. Credits below..

We wanted to push video mapping on from anything that has been done so far. Using live puppetry, 3D tracking, pyrotechnics (and a whole bunch of our friends' spare time) we transformed a room into three different vignettes. Can you guess the films?!

It was all lots of fun! A very big thank you to all our friends and Studio-Output for their support and putting their trust into our maverick efforts.

Check out some of the R&D we carried out for the project: vimeo.com/34513511
Agency : Studio Output (studio-output.com)
Creative Director : Ian Hambleton
Client : Sony PlayStation
Production Company : The Found Collective (thefoundcollective.com)
Directed by MarshmallowLaserFeast (marshmallowlaserfeast.com) :
Mehmet Akten [MSA Visuals]
Robin McNicholas [Flat-E]
Barney Steel [The Found Collective]
Post Production Producer : Ian Walker
Production Assistant : Nadine Allen
Production Secretary : Kavya Ramalu
Camera Man / AR : Thomas English
Focus Puller : Richard Bradbury
Camera Assistant : Celia Clare-Moodie
Assistant Director : Jonathan Stow
Assistant Director / Puppeteer : Robert Pybus
Digital Imaging Technician : Philip Davies
3D Artist : Jools Peacock
3D Artist : Dirk Van Dijk
Programmer : Tobias Barendt
3D Artist : Raffael Ziegler
3D Artist : Alex Trattler
Art Department Director : Neil Lambeth
Art Department Assistant : Elise Colledge
Set Construction : Oli van der Vijver
Actor : Gareth Cooper
Puppeteer : Kimberly Morrison
Puppeteer : Rhimes Lecointe
Puppeteer : Jen Bailey-Rae
Puppeteer : Tashan
Puppeteer : Ralph Fuller
Puppeteer : Frederick Fuller
Puppeteer : Jane Laurie
Photography / Puppeteer : Sandra Ciampone
Runner : Daniel McNicholas White
Runner : Maddie McNicholas
Runner : Nick White
Runner : Rosa Rooney

See the BTS photos here:
meorme.com/index.php?/commissions/sony-ps3/

More info about the project coming soon, thanks for all the chirpy comments!

O (Omicron)
A permanent installation directed by Romain Tardy & Thomas Vaquié
Hala Stulecia, Wroclaw, Poland.

-> Be sure to watch the making of the piece here: vimeo.com/41475403

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When opened, Hala Stulecia was the largest reinforced concrete structure in the world. With a diameter of 65m it was home to the largest dome built since the Pantheon in Rome eighteen centuries earlier.

The piece proposed for the Centennial Hall of Wroclaw is based around the notion of timelessness in architecture, and the idea of what future has meant throughout the 20th century.

Taking the 1910’s as a starting point (the dome was erected in 1913), historical and artistic references were used to reveal the architecture of the space.
By using references such as Fritz Lang’s Metropolis or the utopian projects of Archigram to confront the different visions of the future at different times, Romain Tardy and Thomas Vaquié were interested in trying to create a vision of a future with no precise time reference. A timeless future.

Read more about the project on the ANTIVJ BLOG: blog.antivj.com/2012/o/

Contact: Nicolas Boritch / hello@antivj.com

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DIRECTED by Romain Tardy & Thomas Vaquié
ARCHITECTURE by Max Berg (1913)
VISUALS by Romain Tardy, Guillaume Cottet
MUSIC composed by Thomas Vaquié
2D / 3D MAPPING by Joanie Lemercier, Romain Tardy
MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION Nicolas Boritch
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Filmed by Jerome Monnot, Joanie Lemercier, Romain Tardy
Edited by Jerome Monnot

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