Digital Media Studies - Featured Work

Live Cinema

Digital Cinema Studies Performance 2009 Live Cinema Performance for the Digital Cinema Studies class with professor Trace Reddell. Students created three 5-8 minute videos working in the genre of visual music, ambient video, video painting, or sonic visualizer for a projected space. The video was then remixed live by three students and or the professor on three projection screens.

Data Visualization

Gaming Energy DMS Student Bryan Corell created this interactive visualization using real-time data from STEAM online multiplayer server. Each different game is represented by a house and the traffic or number of people playing the game determines the amount of smoke. The green-ness of the grass is a relationship between the social good of the game vs the pollution coming out of that particular house. The pollution is connected to the massive amounts of electricity needed to connect all of the players, sometimes for cooperation and learning, but many for virtual killing.

Digital Animation

Untitled by Josh Fishburn Created for 2.5D Poetics

Digital Animation

Game Begins by Alex Beaugrand Created for 2.5D Poetics

Master Thesis

Gaming the Network Poetic Documentation of Josh Fishburn's DMS MA/EMAD MFA project as seen at Plus Gallery. Five networked Games.

Master Thesis

IRUS Inter cultural Collaborative Art Initiated by DMS Graduate Student Morehshin Allahyari, two teams of artists, one in Tehran and another in Denver assembled under one name: IRUS (Iran - United States). Using the theme of “Dialogue,” they collaboratively developed art while also participating in a functional dialogue with each other as artists and individuals.

Augmented Reality

Live Earth DMS student Marcus deThouars created this interactive visualization with Flash and the FLARToolKit. It grabs maps from the Discover.com website and allows you to use simple gestures to navigate the text associated with the map and switch maps and rotate the globe. The augmented reality project allows for a fun way to play with information about Earth.

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