Evaluating a sonic interaction design based on a historic theatre sound effect

Keenan, Fiona; Pauletto, Sandra

doi:10.1016/j.ijhcs.2022.102836

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“…By monitoring the computer screen, the other team members can observe the virtual (holographic) characters and engage with them. Additionally, there is an extensive online audience that can access a nd follow the shows [14].…”

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The Utilization of Holograms in Modern Theatrical Productions

Khayoun

2023

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The production of a theatrical show necessitates the utilization of various materials, artistic elements, and techniques, in addition to the integration of technical and digital advancements. From this perspective, the director, who is responsible for the show's production, endeavors to leverage hologram technology to enhance and advance the show. This is achieved by incorporating fresh perspectives and innovative ideas, enhancing the aesthetic appeal, and captivating the audience with visually stunning elements. To do so, the current study aims to research the potential applications and opportunities for integrating holograms into modern production. Moreover, this study also aims to research three-dimensional holographic images as a modern theatrical technique in contemporary theatre. Additionally, this study explored the potential capabilities of holograms in modern theatrical performances, especially centralizing the theatrical production in the UK (Royal Shakespeare Theater-Stratford) for the preceding year of 2017. For this purpose, the study used the analytical research method and tools to analyze the show “The Strom” directed by Gregory Duran in 2017. A comprehensive set of results was obtained to conclude the study along with particular attention given to holography in the context of theatrical performance.

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The Utilization of Holograms in Modern Theatrical Productions

Khayoun

2023

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“…Examining a specific object [11], utilising ethnographic techniques such as in-studio observations and interviews, may be particularly useful. This may help to uncover the complexities of the accumulation of tacit knowledge as part of both the design and play processes combined ( [12][13][14]). Furthermore, workshop-based methods have been employed to study sound-gesture relationships [15,16], and to prototype sound interactions from everyday objects [17][18][19].…”

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Connecting sound design future with historical creative practices: developing digital tools by modelling historical sound effects

Pauletto,

Selfridge,

Hölling

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 10th Convention of the European Acoustics Association Forum Acusticum 2023

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This paper describes the development of three digital sound prototypes based on three sounding objects selected from those in use at the Swedish Radio Sound Studio. Knowledge about historical and current creative practice was gathered through an in-depth interview with the Swedish Radio sound engineer and sound maker Michael Johansson and the observation of his Foley practice. A design workshop was carried out with music composers and interaction designers to ideate how these historical sound design concepts could be developed in the digital domain. On the basis of the workshop results, we built three prototypes that were exhibited at Tekniska Museet in Stockholm where we gathered feedback from 126 people. Finally, we discuss what we have learnt from utilising an approach rooted in historical creative practice, emphasizing benefits for contemporary digital sound design.

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Evaluating a sonic interaction design based on a historic theatre sound effect

Cited by 2 publications

References 27 publications

The Utilization of Holograms in Modern Theatrical Productions

The Utilization of Holograms in Modern Theatrical Productions

Connecting sound design future with historical creative practices: developing digital tools by modelling historical sound effects

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