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PROJECTION MAPPING MASKING in QLab. What is Mask and how to use it?

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Audiovisual (AV) is electronic media possessing both a sound and a visual component, such as slide-tape presentations, films, television programs, corporate conferencing, church services, and live theatre productions.

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Alternataves to Premiere Pro and After Effects which are free

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Alternataves to Premiere Pro and After Effects which are free

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An alternatave to Premiere Pro is DaVinci Resolve and Blender for After Effects

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When doing AV you may find using software such as Premiere Pro, After Effects.

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What are examples of creating AV in theatre?

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What are examples of creating AV in theatre?

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Some examples of AV could be making and designing graphics or a logo to be projected on stage.

Another example could be using projection to create a backdrop or scene with only projection and no lighting.

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The Wardrobe is a gripping journey through British history that shows how our country was shaped and how connected we are with our past.

Across seven centuries, small groups of children seek sanctuary in the same solid old wardrobe. It's the safest place they know.

There are 12 scenes in the play where the characters visit at a different time period throughout the five centuries of British History.  Each scene shows how much this object means to each character when they climb in to the wardrobe e.g. hide or escape from sompthing.

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The Wardrobe Time periods and locations are:
Scene 1: 1485. Royal Bedchamber.
Scene 2: 1633, England-A Spanish family who have fled after the Spanish Inquisition.
Scene 3:1644, English Civil War
Scene 4: 1665, Great Plague of London
Scene 5: 1665-1770
Scene 6: 1780
Scene 7: 1805, Liverpool
Scene 8: 1827, Industrial Revolution
Scene 9: 1888 Boys’ Catholic Boarding School
Scene 10: 1916, an auction house
Scene 11: 1950, anywhere in England following the publication of The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Scene 12: 2014, a museum in Britain.

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A play exploring British History was performed by 19 young actors at the Gibraltar Academy of Music and Performing Arts.

The play at the Magazine Studio Theatre at Flat Bastion Road is an opportunity for young local talent to perform in a more intimate setting.

The Wardrobe is a play by Sam Holcroft that spans five centuries of British History and is part of a writing programme that the UK National Theatre holds every year.

The play was written to be performed by young people with a very large cast which ensure each person receives a role.

"I always like to give as many students as possible the opportunity to perform," said GAMPA Vice Principle Tanya Santini.

"Every time you perform is a really valuable learning lesson, you can learn as many techniques as you can in class but it is in performance that you put all that knowledge together."

She described how the play is about a Tudor wardrobe which belonged to Elizabeth of York.

King Richard III has been killed in battle meaning that Elizabeth must marry Henry VII.

"The wardrobe is part of her diary, part of her belongings," Ms Santini said.

That is one of several short scenes within the play which beings in the 1400s.
The narrative jumps between centuries of where the wardrobe has been.

"The play touches on a lot of different themes, so apart from given them the acting and performing experience, we have actually talked a lot about history," Ms Santini said.

"I've given them homework to research the era that they are living in so they are aware of the world in which these characters live in. I think it has also been a history lesson for them."

With a cast of 19 spanning in ages nine to 19 the team have had some five weeks to prepare.

Since GAMPA moved to its new premises at Hospital Hill its old premises at Flat Bastion Road will be used as a studio.

"We have converted our old premises into a studio theatre so it's a performance space where we can put on smaller productions," Ms Santini said.

"I think the issue that GAMPA and other theatre companies have had is that we are very limited in terms of performance spaces. The options usually come down to the INCE's Hall or John Mackintosh Hall but there's big costs in renting those places out and not always do you want to sell 300 tickets."

"There are lots of plays and productions that require a more intimate setting. In this cast I have a lot of young students some of them which haven't really performed at that much so it's a good way to ease them into performing rather than putting them on a big stage in front of a huge audience."

The Magazine Studios have been putting on a production once every six years and is open to rent for other theatre companies who want to perform on a smaller stage.

She encourages any theatre groups, writers, and artists to show their work at the Magazine.

"We want it to become a creative hub not only for GAMPA but the whole community of Gibraltar," Ms Santini said.

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A play exploring British History was performed by 19 young actors at the Gibraltar Academy of Music and Performing Arts. The play at the Magazine Studio Theatre at Flat Bastion Road is an opportunity for young local talent to perform in a more in...

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Projection Mapping uses everyday video projectors, but instead of projecting on a flat screen light is mapped onto any surface, turning common objects of any 3D shape into interactive displays. More formally, projection mapping is “the display of an image on a non-flat or non-white surface”.

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World's Largest projection mapped building

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Luma Box - Projection mapping and other AV tutorials

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Celebrating and teaching the art of projection mapping. Luma Box offers videos on how to use 3d video mapping to create exciting projects like cake mapping or house mapping for Halloween, Christmas and other holidays. It also releases tutorials on how to use projection mapping software like MadMapper, Resolume, MapMap, After Effects and more.

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Qlab 4 Video Projection Mapping Beginner’s Tutorial

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This is an article about The Wardrobe by Sam Colcroft 

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Features: Sam Holcoft, The Wardrobe and NT Connections - A Younger Theatre

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Across five centuries of British history, small groups of children seek sanctuary in the same solid, old wardrobe. It’s the safest place they know – but is it safe enough? The Wardrobe, a fresh and intimate tale of a 500-year-old wardrobe and the many children over the years who visit it, is the new…

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The Coolest Examples of Projection Mapping