Daniel Fine is a designer, scholar, and technologist working in immersive, digital/physical environments for interactive users, audiences and live performance. He is an Assistant Professor of Digital Arts in Performance at The University of Iowa, within the Public Digital Arts Cluster and holds a joint appointment in Theatre Arts and Dance. Daniel’s international work ranges from small-scale installations to large-scale architectural video mapping, including stereoscopic 3D projections. He is the founder of WONDER DOME, a touring performance dome where narrative is explored across the arts and sciences by mixing live performance with cinema, gaming, Human-Computer-Interaction, and cutting edge digital technology. Daniel holds a MFA in Interdisciplinary Digital Media for Performance from Arizona State University, where he was a fellow at The Center for Science and the Imagination. Learn more at www.danielfine.net.
Daniel Fine
Accounting for Media in the Production Schedule—Part 2
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Accounting for Media in the Production Schedule—Part 2
6 November 2015
Accounting for Media in the Production Schedule
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Accounting for Media in the Production Schedule
29 October 2015
Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 3
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Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 3
1 October 2015
Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 2
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Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 2
How to Integrate Media
16 September 2015
Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 1
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Media Design in the Rehearsal Hall Part 1
2 September 2015
Media Design in Performance by Daniel Fine
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Media Design in Performance by Daniel Fine
This blog series offers a multi-disciplinary approach to achieve the best practices for collaboration in the creative and production process of incorporating digital media into live performance.