Motion Capture in Performance: An Introduction

Matt Delbridge

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Theatre and Performance Studies Art, Technology, and Culture Human Motion and Animation

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Matt Delbridge 2015. All rights reserved. Motion Capture in Performance explores the historical origins, properties and implications of Motion Capture. It introduces a new mode of performance for the commercial film, animation, and console gaming industries - 'Performance Capture', a distinct interdisciplinary discourse in the fields of theatre, animation, performance studies and film.

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