Jill, Corinna and Ulrike talk about music videos.
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Fishbon's Event Lab holds an open studio every Wednesday night at 7:30 at The Fishbon PESCADROME, 101 S. Quarantina St. Santa Barbara, CA. For more information about Fishbon, visit our website at http://www.fishbon.com/. The emphasis is on new forms and technologies for immersive live event environments.
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- Charles describes eliptical galaxy.
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- Multiple galaxy views.
- Motion Controlled Fire in the Streets
- Motion sensor controlled fire snakes.
- Alan and Ronit at the controls.
- Erika plays with the fire sensor.
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- Jeff in a moment of consternation.
- Puppets Speak
- Merv, a puppet of questionable reputation, is plac...
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- Jill, Corinna and Ulrike talk about music videos.
- Using pro tools to create original music.
- Ulrike demos excellent music videos.
- Smoke Speakers and the Eye Project
- Dominique loads the Smoke Speaker
- Jeff at the microphone
- Smoke Speaker blows smoke
- Ethan shows first pass of his eyeball project.
- Ulrike in Burner gear
- Ben experiments with banned firework products
- Useless Tool Developed at Event Lab
- Plastic used in useless tool softens in special pan.
- Paul forms useless tool handle.
- Jill demonstrates proper form for useless tool dep...
- Alan attempts to deploy useless tool to pickup mis...
- Jill, Ronit and Liliana discuss finer points of us...
- Motion Sensor Air Vibraphone
- Electronics for air vibraphone with sophisticated ...
- Jill demonstrates proper motion sensor air vibraph...
- Jill plays the motion sensor air vibraphone
- Doppler motion sensor gets covered with plastic ma...
- Corinna, Ronit and Liliana consult with Stunt suit...
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