Re: Sea, Sky and the Net

santiago pereson (jaco@overnet.com.ar)
Sun, 2 Feb 1997 21:31:35 -0300

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>Two issues - the everthreatening Netlags/Netsplits and the dramaturgical
>need to display the Net somehow in the play - could be (partly) handled by
>providing the RL-audience with pictures/short video clips of a -
>quiet/stirred? - ocean via monitors at the beginning of the play,
>accompanied by a mixture of sea sounds and Netnoise (produced by the
>Cyberaudience which will hear the sound produced, but see no pictures - I
>am thinking of a mix of sea gull cries and the aforementioned modem crys
>or something of that kind) during switch-overs to the next scene/stage and
>during possible problems of any kind, i.e. Netlags/-splits

i guess that's the part the chor will 'provide'. anyway i'm not sure about
this, since gernot had some other idea that we don't know... see my mail on
the choros.

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santiago

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