Videoedge

    Bjork Releases Latest VR Music Video Using Motion Capture

    Author:
    Publish date:

    Bjork has released the latest in a string of VR music videos from her album

    Vulnicara

    online. This 2D YouTube cut of the VR video, which premiered at the 

    2016 Airwaves Festival, presents a lit-up, motion captured Bjork dancing underwater.

    "We wanted the surfaces to alter materials, emit light, and look interesting throughout the entire piece, as it was driven by the underlying motion-capture performance," Matt Chandler of London-based VFX studio

    Analog

     told

    Creators

    . "The dark, ominous atmosphere is dissolved as she literally grows into a light-charged entity surrounded by hypnotic fluid motions."

    Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones directed the experience. Watch below and read more

    here

    .

    Related

    IPShowcaseLogo-social
    The Wire

    IP Showcase at 2019 NAB Show Highlights Advances in Technology and Deployment of IP for Media

    The IP Showcase has become a must-see exhibit for anyone deploying IP technology for real-time broadcast. Once again it is sponsored by major technical and standards organizations within the broadcast industry — Audio Engineering Society (AES), Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA), European Broadcasting Union (EBU), Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers® (SMPTE®), and Video Services Forum (VSF).

    48V-RP_HiRes_1
    The Wire

    Hawk-woods launches first portable power solution for 48-volt cinema lighting

    Hawk-woods is pleased to announce the new 48V-RP power station, a unique power solution which allows users to power ARRI Skypanels and other 48 volt (V) LED lighting when mains power is not available. Hawk-woods new 48V-RP is one of the first power solutions which enables users to run high voltage LEDs at 100% light output via a DC input.