DABDA: The Five Stages of Grief (2019)
Immersive Performance
Director/Graphics/Editor: Junha Kim
Dancer: Heewon Cho
Dance Director: Yukung Jung
Camera Operator: Jungwon Yoon
Special Thanks: Sangyong Kim, Seongeun Gwak, Junar Kim,
Director/Graphics/Editor: Junha Kim
Dancer: Heewon Cho
Dance Director: Yukung Jung
Camera Operator: Jungwon Yoon
Special Thanks: Sangyong Kim, Seongeun Gwak, Junar Kim,
and Sogang Art&Technology
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Denial - Anger - Bargaining - Depression - Acceptance.
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Denial - Anger - Bargaining - Depression - Acceptance.
Can we incorporate the emotion of someone facing
his/her death into the logic of the above stages?
Is death in an area where steps are clearly separated?
What about an attempt to bring death into the realm of reason and understanding?
<DABDA: The Five Stages of Grief> is an experimental performance filmed in an immersive stage with the front and floor projections with a special camera setting.
Only on the specific spot of the target camera, it makes a realistic scene, but not in else camera perspectives.
The real studio with 2 projectors was represented by a virtual environment in a 3D graphics program before the filming.
After rendering background images of the front and floor screens, the real camera was set by the same specifications (position, height, rotation) of the target camera in the virtual stage so that the real camera could take just the same shots as in the virtual environment.
