Triple Wide Media

With the Passion White Flag record on repeat lately… I wanted to find a #mondaymapping that was a “city on a hill” and this is what I found:

From around the world in Singapore, with some incredible projection. Just for your inspiration!

I don’t know if we have posted about this specific setup yet on the blog, but if you have seen me teach at National Worship Leader Conference, Seminars4Worship, Church Life Conference or any other tour/event, you have probably seen this. It’s the triple ‘TALL’ video wall.

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We’re starting something new this week… since there are so many amazing Projection Mapping examples showing up all over the web, we thought we would start a regular (or as regular as we can find them) post each monday called “Monday Mapping”.

We won’t go into details on the setup or anything… as we may still do that from time to time around the year, but we just want to share some inspiration… and give you a chance to see some really cool video/content being used. Our hope is to give you some Monday morning inspiration and maybe spark some creativity early on so feel free to share them on twitter, or send them to others on the team… we’re just wanting to help expose you to new projects.

So — here’s the first Monday Mapping.

Okay, a little secret about me. My grandfather had some actual arcade systems when I was growing up, and when he moved away from St. Louis and our family moved to Atlanta, we got to take the arcade systems with us. So to this day, my parents have in our basement a 1950′s pinball machine, the original Astroids arcade and the original Space Invaders arcade unit. It looks just like this:

I love this game, and of course when I saw this video online the other day, it reminded me of my childhood! haha. So I had to share it with this community. It’s a projection of the Space Invaders bug.

Isn’t that sick! Want to know how they did it? Here we go…  (more…)

You may have seen this a few weeks back, as it circled around Twitter a few times… But we thought we would do a quick blog on the process and share a bit about what they used to make it all happen. In short, digital projection mapping company Ocsura Digital worked with the United Arab Emirates Department of State to throw an enormous projection mapping party for National Day 2011. What they did to celebrate was to project onto the front of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and paint it “digitally” with all sorts of imagery, pictures, visuals and art. It is beautiful!

This was truly a visual worship experience for this community as the content represented Prayers of the people and specific attributes of the architecture that has deep meaning in this culture. All the visuals were representative symbols of the UAE and found through the mosque itself. One of the projection pieces illustrated the Prayer of Allah in traditional Kufi calligraphy. Pretty cool! For this community… it truly was Visual Worship, allowing them to (more…)

You’ve probably never seen someone VJ in a club with triplewide screens before? It’s been done — We’ve found a video jokey out there that VJ’s with a triple wide screen setup. Its cool to see that this is guy is adopting some of this “expanding the canvas” style of projection we talk about here a lot and trying to make his visuals such a vibrant part of the experience. Note that this guy is actually in a club, making visuals is an active part of his Auditory experience.

I was reminded by two things when seeing this video last week. First, I was reminded that we can tell a greater story when we (more…)

Since it’s SuperBowl Sunday in America, we thought it would be fun to post a video of the architectural projection that is happening in Indianapolis right now on the “Bud Light” Hotel. We don’t know all of the specs but we do know that this is being processed by 3 double-stacked projectors. That’s 6 projectors… If I were to take a guess I would say the projectors were at least 18,000 lumens a piece, most likely the Barco R22+. (more…)