Basic treatment for project ‘Mind Bubble’ (Working title)
Mind Bubble
Mind Bubble – An inflatable dome that provides a space for music festival goers to be creative and make video edits of bands that have played – either bands that they have missed, or bands that they particularly enjoyed. Alternatively, they can simply lie back and relax and enjoy other people’s videos as they are projected onto the inside of the dome.
The Dome will consist of a large circle with a projector in the middle facing upwards. Around the projector will be a large circular area for people to sit or lie down and enjoy themselves as people’s videos are projected onto the ceiling and walls of the dome. Around the edge of the circle will be edit stations with basic software that will allow users to edit footage of bands shot by the Mind Bubble camera crews at the festival. Users will be encouraged to be as creative as they like, mixing up the audio and visuals, and adding various audio and visual effects.
Once the user has created their video it will be placed in a queue with the other videos that have been created, and will eventually be projected onto the inside of the dome. Each video will have a maximum length of 5 minutes, meaning that users will not have to wait long until they can watch what they have created. Each video will also be uploaded to the Mind Bubble website so the videos can be viewed from home.
Walkthrough –
- User enters the ‘Mind Bubble’ and decides whether they want to create their own video, or simply watch other people’s.
- If they want to create their own, they must go to an edit station.
- At the edit station they must pick which bands set they want to edit.
- They will then be presented with simple tools to manipulate the footage, shot by the Mind Bubble camera crew.
- Once they have finished their video, it will be saved onto the Mind Bubble computer and then projected onto the inside of the dome.
- The video will also be automatically uploaded to the Mind Bubble website, where it can be viewed along with all the others.
- Alternatively, the user can lie back and enjoy the work of other users.
