Vintage Mechanical Circus
by Gypsy Picture Show
Experience an R&D Virtual Gallery Tour
- made by the 3D ArtPlacer platform (NY)
GALLERY ENTRANCE:
To Visit
Link below, ENTER and wait for gallery to load As an R&D site, the load time is slow - (25-45 seconds). Patience is required.
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For Desktops
Click the TOP RIGHT BUTTON to access the 'Enter Full Screen' tour. Press 'Esc' on your keyboard to exit at any stage.
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For Laptops, iPads, phones etc.
These devices may not tolerate 'Full Screen' mode. If so, you can 'Esc' and tour in the normal screen mode.​
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First-time Visitors - Tips on best experience
Press the 'Help' button for navigation tips.
The BOTTOM LEFT BUTTONS <PREV and NEXT> pop up when you click on the first art piece 'Order Out of Chaos'. From there, the NEXT> button provides a smooth guided tour around the venue, start to finish.
Next Steps 2025
Testing Traditional and AI Content-Creation Tools
In late 2025 the gallery content will be upgraded, to test some of the the latest AI creative tools, including text-to-image, image-to-video and motion effects.
We will to see the gallery transition from traditional still-image displays, to a virtual moving image experience. Preparation time is approx. 180-240 hours.
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R&D Testing: The walk-through will be AI screen-captured and published (YouTube Vimeo) as a AI-powered virtual performance show. It will review how AI can be used to advance the way we prepare and engineer exhibition content for a stage & screen shows - in an exhibition environment.
R&D Review of the Artists perspective: How does the AI support or intrude on the artists vision on delivery of the exhibition, compared to traditional exhibition preparation. What improvements (i.e. Artist Controls) can be added to support these new digital tech-tools - in the delivery of new content.​​
BEAT MAGAZINE
"Dripping with satire & absurdity, "Hail Regina' may be the perfect lockdown read"
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A Scalable Production - Aerial Theatre
This stage show concept is designed as a flexible screen and theatrical offering. The story is presented in a 24 serial-chapter e-novel format. Adapted into a 12 episode, drama for television series and a theatrical stage-play. IP developer inquires are welcome.
George Bernard Shaw published 'Pygmalion' in 1912 and staged it in 1913. But it took until 1938 and 1964 to be adapted to film. Shaw deceased in 1950, six years before there was a successful stage musical (2,717 shows in New York - 2,281 in London ref: Britannica). This illustrates the stoicism required - and the importance of archiving, to extend a work's production potentials over time.
93mins |flying musical-comedy (in construction 2025-26)
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projected-imagery backdrops with FX|hybrid pantomime
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narrative & spoken storyline|family orientated
A renaissance show
of aerial mystery& delight
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Design: delivery of Digital vs. Live Theatre Specification
The Virtual Show
In this era, the ability to film and stream a workshop production on-line, allows concepts like this one, to be developed in economical gradients. Platforms like 'Digital Theatre' + 'DT+' demonstrates the interest from on-line audience and drama institutions, in streaming new productions for both entertainment and education.
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The Live Aerial Show
Obviously, this show requires detailed planning, schematics, stage, lighting, audio and aerial rigging configurations etc. This can be delivered in modules (subject to funding constraints) in the time ahead. Interest and advice from designers is welcome, given the skill sets, cost and complexity required.