Dance artist Zelia ZZ Tan invites the audience to join her in an interactive dance adventure. 

The experience blends live performance, improvisation, motion capture, projections, and AR. Audience members follow hints and complete simple tasks as dancers move around the venue. This interaction blurs the lines between spectators and performers. 

This programme is part of Freespace’s “Phygital D”.

Keywords: Cinematic shot, animation, 2 screens, Unity

1)What kind of visual combination can 2 screens provide?

2)To design cinematic narrative shots with asset designers

The drawing below(left) shows the exploration of different ways of mirror effect to create different spatial narratives.
The video below(right) provides an animated pre-visualisation.

We have implemented 4 types of shots for 2 screens:

1) Extension shot - 2 screens project a wide shot (the 1st shot in the 1st column)

2) AB shot - 2 screens project different shots separately  (the 1st shot in the 2nd column)

3) Mirroring shot - can be found at the 1st shot in the 3rd column.

4) Single shot - only 1 screen shows the shot (the last shot of the entire shortlist)

Director & Choreographer

Zelia ZZ TAN

Dance Artists 

TSANG Wing-fai*

LAU Pak-hong

Esther CHAN Hoi-ming

Guest Dance Artists

Karina CURLEWIS

Match CHEUNG

Virtual Camera Designer

ZHANG Tian-yi

Game Designer

YANG Jing

Avatar Designer

ZHANG Tian

3D Modelling and Animation Designer

Daniel LIU

Interaction Designer

Joseph WATSON

Composer and Sound Designer

Step IP

Sound Engineer

AK KAN

Costume Designer

Perpetua IP

Lighting Designer

Lawmanray

AR Designer

Tristan BRAUD

Web AR Designer
Guido STUCH

Avatar Adviser

Royce NG

Technical Adviser

Adrian YEUNG

Advisers

CHEUNG Fai

Gilles JOBIN

Observers

Melissa LEUNG

William WONG

Catherine YAU