Re-animating Atmospheres: An exploration in photographic choreography

Hunt, Adam, R
2016

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Re-animating Atmospheres: An exploration in photographic choreography

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This research presents a new way of looking at photographs as pre-movement instead of freezing a moving scene. The overall atmosphere created by the videos is a feeling of being disconnected from physical space and in an alternative world. With the help of Gayla Lindt and Christian Korab I was able to effectively challenge the notion of traditional animation and photography, effectively combining the two to create a new means of expression in the world.

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This research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) under the professional and academic guidance of Gayla Lindt and Christian Korab.

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Hunt, Adam, R. (2016). Re-animating Atmospheres: An exploration in photographic choreography. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/182572.

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