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15 December 2005
The biggest Screens: People as Pixels
Peter Hall writes about the Phenomenon of "stadium stunts ", of choreographing crowds to transform them into displays for the eyes of aerial and stadium cameras. These follow a long history of utilising crowds of people to form figurative graphics. Here an Interview with Joe Kivett a producer of these "card sunts".
But nobody is better than the North Koreans with their "mass games". One hundred thousand people dancing infront of a huge screen made up of children turning colored pages of books. Here some videos of the 2005 celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the ruling communist Korean Workers Party, a report by Luis Ramirez and a cnn insight script. A state of mind is a documentary about the games of 2002.
(Thanks Angelo for the hint)
But nobody is better than the North Koreans with their "mass games". One hundred thousand people dancing infront of a huge screen made up of children turning colored pages of books. Here some videos of the 2005 celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the ruling communist Korean Workers Party, a report by Luis Ramirez and a cnn insight script. A state of mind is a documentary about the games of 2002.
(Thanks Angelo for the hint)
