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dance-tech.net presents: Andrew Schneider: Spinning it his Own Way

I interviewed performer and multimedia designer Andrew Schneider (http://andrewjs.com/) towards the end of his April 2008 recidency at Lemurplex (http://www.lemurbots.org/) . He takes us across his world of cyborg musical theater, DIY electronics, experimental devices for performances, installations and thoughts about his peculiar creative process. Generous details about his systems and fun documentation that can stand as experimental video pieces in their own right!

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Comment by Andrew Schneider on November 3, 2008 at 8:26am: Word up! Hey, yup the shoes have simple photo-cell in the heels so the higher the foot is off the ground, the more light gets in, the higher the sensor "knows" the foot is off the ground. There's more explanation here:
http://andrewjs.com/blog/archives/63#more-63
and here:
http://experimentaldevicesforperformance.com/

Comment by CreationEditor on November 1, 2008 at 2:19pm: That's fantastic to see more of Andrew's works! I also met him at EMPAC and you can find a little interview with him in my VBlog on my dance-tech site or on http://blip.tv/file/1378237/

Comment by Michael "Mikey" Thomas on October 17, 2008 at 9:02pm: ndrew, How do those shoes work? Midi-sensors?

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