CNR 2016: Lectures: Friedrich Kirschner (GER): Robots as subjects vs. Robots as Symbols. Tales from the trenches of using robots as puppets in theatre performances
We'll end with a short live demo of Meebo, one of the Characters of a work in progress play developed at our school
Bio: Friedrich Kirschner is director and software developer. He uses computer games and real time animation techniques as a basis for animated short films, interactive installations and participative performances. His work has been shown at animation festivals, theaters and exhibitions, as for example the Laboral Gameworld exhibition in Gijón, Deutsches Theater and Hebbel Theater in Berlin, the Ottawa International Animation Festival and the Seoul Media Art Biennale. He was director of the Machinima film festival in New York in 2008. Since February 2012 he is professor for digital media at the Ernst Busch University of Performing Arts.
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Friedrich Kirschner is director and software developer. He uses computer games and real time animation techniques as a basis for animated short films, interactive installations and participative performances.
Robots as
subjects vs. Robots as Symbols. Tales from the trenches of using
robots as puppets in theatre
performances
Friedrich Kirschner will present his
lecture "Robots as subjects vs. Robots as
Symbols. Tales from the trenches of using robots as puppets in
theatre performances" at 3:45 - 4:30 pm on the 25
October 2016 at IIM (Institute of Intermedia), FEL
CVUT (Czech Technical University) in Prague.
IIM (Institute of
Intermedia)
Hall H25 at FEL CVUT
Technická 2
CZ-160 00 Prague.
Czech Republic