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-	=Ideas For Walking Shoes=	+	=Ideas For "Walking Shoes"=
		+	===A time-based art installation===
	=='''Walking Up The Wall 1'''==		=='''Walking Up The Wall 1'''==
-	The idea is that we see a pair of shoes (in profile) walking up the wall.	+	The idea is that we see a pair of shoes (in profile) walking up the wall. The camera stays level with the shoes so they remain in central frame.
-	#They need to be black	+	==='''Shooting'''===
		+	#Shoot with camera mounted on a low dolley
		+	#Frame and track feet walking at consistent speed
		+	#Shoes and trousers need to be black or at least dark
		+	#Background should be light and some distance away
		+	==='''Displaying'''===
	#The wall needs to be clear of other work		#The wall needs to be clear of other work
	#There must be enough room to mount a projector		#There must be enough room to mount a projector

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Contents 1 Ideas For "Walking Shoes" 1.1 A time-based art installation 1.2 Walking Up The Wall 1 1.2.1 Shooting 1.2.2 Displaying 1.3 Walking Up The Wall 2 1.4 A Random Link

Ideas For "Walking Shoes"

A time-based art installation

Walking Up The Wall 1

The idea is that we see a pair of shoes (in profile) walking up the wall. The camera stays level with the shoes so they remain in central frame.

Shooting

1. Shoot with camera mounted on a low dolley
2. Frame and track feet walking at consistent speed
3. Shoes and trousers need to be black or at least dark
4. Background should be light and some distance away

Displaying

1. The wall needs to be clear of other work
2. There must be enough room to mount a projector
3. Control of ambient light is important

Walking Up The Wall 2

As above but illustrated graphically - or at least in animated form.

• MS Paint?
• Autocad?
• Photoshop?

Experiment to find which will work. Keep in mind that video is 25 fps and a 2sec cycle - multiple repeats will be needed - this can be achieved with Final Cut after the 50 or so frames are loaded in.

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A Random Link

Try this for suitable footware http://www.buyoverstock.com/

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