Mary Notari

Author: marynotari

  • [Open Source Cinema] Embodied Cognition and Interaction

    [Open Source Cinema] Embodied Cognition and Interaction

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    Assignment: Allow a user to move or arrange the elements with something besides mouse and keyboard.  Updated April 25, 2018: Lisa Jamhoury got the code to work! Check it out here.  This week I attempted to apply Lisa Jamhoury’s code for grabbing objects within a 3D environment using a Kinect to the sketch I had…

  • [Open Source Cinema] Story Elements

    [Open Source Cinema] Story Elements

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    Assignment: Capture people and props for stories. Create foreground objects to include in last week’s setting. Use a capture tool for those elements, find a 3D Model in a Repository or make your own 3D model. See Notes. These assignments are kind of brilliant challenges in bringing theory to practice… and it’s driving me nuts. There…

  • [Open Source Cinema] Panorama with Google Street View API

    [Open Source Cinema] Panorama with Google Street View API

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    Update from last week. Got the Google Street View to work! I figured out the correct panoID by using the latitude and longitude coordinates of the Street View location in the sketch, running the sketch in a local server, and using the Javascript console to get panorama.getPano().  Working code is here.

  • [Open Source Cinema] Panorama

    [Open Source Cinema] Panorama

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    Assignment: Capture people and props for stories. Create foreground objects to include in last week’s setting. Use a capture tool for those elements, find a 3D Model in a Repository or make your own 3D model. See Notes. For my 3D setting, I wanted to create a scene in my favorite place on earth: the…

  • [Interactive Music] Final Project

    [Interactive Music] Final Project

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    35 Years of Mass Shootings in the U.S. Source Code: http://alpha.editor.p5js.org/marynotari/sketches/rJ-L1IY5f Fullscreen: http://alpha.editor.p5js.org/full/rJ-L1IY5f Data sources: Follman, Mark; Aronsen, Gavin; Pan, Deanna (Updated 2018, March 10). US Mass Shootings, 1982-2018: Data From Mother Jones’ Investigation. https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/12/mass-shootings-mother-jones-full-data/ Follman, Mark; Aronsen, Gavin; Pan, Deanna (Updated 2018, March 10). A Guide to Mass Shootings in America. https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/07/mass-shootings-map/ Libraries & APIs…

  • [Open Source Cinema] The Future of Storytelling

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    Open Source Cinema: A Web of Hyper-Cinema | Dan O’Sullivan | Spring 2018 | NYU ITP Assignment: Save a story as data on a server. See notes for details. Begin to think about the future of storytelling. The beginning of this course is timing out perfectly with the one-credit course I’m also taking this weekend, “Blockchain Fiction.” There…

  • [Choreographic Interventions] Creating a Mirror

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    Assignment: Create a mirror that distorts or re-architects the body to move in new and unexpected ways. Group: NiNi, Meicheng, Carley, Mary Tools: Microsoft Kinect v.2 Kinectron app for PC p5.js Concept: Using WEBGL in p5.js, we created 3D spheres that are mapped to different points of the body. The spheres change size depending on the…

  • [Interactive Music] Week #3 – Realize Your Score (WIP)

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    See this week’s assignment here. See the first draft of my score from last week here. See the p5.js sketch that I started the process of realizing a version of that score here.

  • [Choreographic Interventions] Two Duets

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    Duet #1: Linear GROUP: Esther, Effy, Mary, Sarah A live drawing using this sketch is projected onto the floor of the dance space. A dancer moves in opposition to the line. For this assignment, our group decided to choreograph a duet that resembled a narrative: two beings meet and at first are in opposition to…

  • [Interactive Music] Week #2 – Score

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    See here for this week’s assignment.  Guiding concept: To orchestrate the electricity generated by paying complete attention to another person and creating something from nothing.  A Note to Musicians: This requires at least two people and ideally no more than 12. Position yourself so that you are able to look everyone with whom you are…