Telepresence Stage Showreel

A showreel of twelve residency outcomes from the Telepresence Stage project. This research has developed effective techniques and solutions to connect theatre and dance performers from their separate homes and place them within virtual sets online to create, rehearse and perform together as if on a real stage. In a dramatic shift from the paradigm of the web-conference grid, the Telepresence Stage seeks to identify conceptual and technical solutions to break free of these isolating constraints and provide an altogether new platform, where our experience of online connection is heightened and re-envisioned through the superimposition of our bodies in virtual spaces. Providing helpful DIY case study guides and resources, including audio-visual materials and analysis of residency projects with ten performing arts companies.

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University of Brighton Repository (University of Brighton)
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2025-06-12
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Human Pose and Action Recognition
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Telepresence Stage Showreel

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Human Pose and Action Recognition
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Abstract

A showreel of twelve residency outcomes from the Telepresence Stage project. This research has developed effective techniques and solutions to connect theatre and dance performers from their separate homes and place them within virtual sets online to create, rehearse and perform together as if on a real stage. In a dramatic shift from the paradigm of the web-conference grid, the Telepresence Stage seeks to identify conceptual and technical solutions to break free of these isolating constraints and provide an altogether new platform, where our experience of online connection is heightened and re-envisioned through the superimposition of our bodies in virtual spaces. Providing helpful DIY case study guides and resources, including audio-visual materials and analysis of residency projects with ten performing arts companies.

University of Brighton Repository (University of Brighton)
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Human Pose and Action Recognition
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