Chris van Goethem, researcher and teacher for technical theatre and history at Erasmus University in Brussels at the RITCS School of Arts, started in the 80s as a stage manager with touring theatre companies. By now he is working in two different areas: on the one hand everything that has to do with competences, knowledge management, organising of education programs and structuring international exchanges. Continue reading ““Digital tools are just a reflection on the fact that we want to work together” Interview Chris van Goethem”
Quickly explained: VR content – pre-produced versus real-time rendered, passive versus interactive?!
The types of content that can be presented and experienced in virtual reality are diverse and very different – we provide an overview.
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Quickly explained: What? How? Web XR?
WebXR – what is that actually and how does it work? We use this technology for several of our digital.DTHG prototypes – here we explain what it is.
Video BTT_digital Session: “Im/material Theatre Spaces”
The project managers Franziska Ritter and Pablo Dornhege present the project “Im/material Theatre Spaces” as an online session from the ditigal.DTHG lab after one year of project duration. Continue reading “Video BTT_digital Session: “Im/material Theatre Spaces””
digital.DTHG at Bühnentechnischer Tagung
At the BTT – the Stage Technology Conference, the most important trade fair and further training event for the theatre and event technology sector of the Deutsche Theatertechnische Gesellschaft (DTHG), we will be giving on 28. & 29. October digital a first insight into our projects. Continue reading “digital.DTHG at Bühnentechnischer Tagung”
Kick-off workshop and prototype development
An interdisciplinary kick-off workshop entitled “IM/MATERIAL THEATRE SPACES” took place in spring 2019 at the TU Berlin under the direction of Franziska Ritter and Pablo Dornhege.
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