Dance with Three.js! Creating new Thai dance moves with JavaScript by Phoomparin Mano
Why are Thai dance movements limited to just 59 basic styles? Could we use mathematics and Three.js to create performances where the audience can collaboratively create new movements with the dancers? This talk will recount a year-long journey writing JavaScript for use in Thai classical dance performances abroad.
0:00 | Introduction and a brief overview of the Cyber Subin project
1:18 | Question: Why do you enjoy coding?
2:42 | Quoting Richard Feynman
3:02 | Questions about studying Thai classical dance
4:11 | Forking and software development
4:52 | History of the 59 basic Thai classical dance movements
7:14 | Introducing the team and the concept of forking Thai classical dance
9:26 | Explaining the Six Elements concept for breaking down dance movements
11:06 | Beginning the Cyber Subin program demonstration
19:21 | Explaining the program's functionality and Cybernetics
23:31 | Interactive program demonstration
27:33 | Explaining the background of program development
30:07 | Summary of the concept and benefits of the Cyber Subin project
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