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Projected Futures: Exploring the Possibilities of Projection Mapping

Projected Futures: Exploring the Possibilities of Projection Mapping

Written by: Ryan Ritchey / Ritchey Studios
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Each week explore the possibilities of projection mapping, through interviews with artists, programmers, and businesses in the world of projection mapping and immersive experiences.

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Episodes
  • Episode 8: Falcon’s Creative Group with Saham Ali and Jesse Allen

    Episode 8: Falcon’s Creative Group with Saham Ali and Jesse Allen
    Oct 5 2020

    Saham Ali and Jesse Allen from Falcon’s Creative Group take us on trip through the world of projection mapping in the themed entertainment business. Falcon’s has created many notable location-based entertainment experiences, as well theme park rides, walkthrough attractions, and restaurants.
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    42 mins
  • Episode 7: Philippe Bergeron, Co-Founder & CEO of Paintscaping

    Episode 7: Philippe Bergeron, Co-Founder & CEO of Paintscaping
    Sep 21 2020

    From a chance observation on a pond eleven years ago, Philippe Bergeron and his wife Julia have built Paintscaping into a premier creator of projection mapping on an epic scale. Philippe joins us to talk about those beginnings, and Paintscaping’s most recent project: A projection mapping show on an operational Delta IV rocket while it was positioned for launch at Cape Canaveral.
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    27 mins
  • Episode 6: Latoya Flowers

    Episode 6: Latoya Flowers
    Aug 31 2020

    As multimedia producer for the Field Museum in Chicago, Latoya Flowers is responsible for several media-driven exhibits, but none is bigger (literally or figuratively) than SUE: The largest, most complete T-Rex skeleton in the world. Latoya talks about the challenges of the project, and how she’s exploring projection mapping on a smaller scale in her personal life.
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    32 mins
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