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Audio/Visual Technologies

Employees in Audio/Video Technologies design, install, and maintain systems and equipment used to present information in the form of sound and pictures to a particular audience. Quite often, A/V Technologies involve the transformation of transmitted digital information into audio and video displays.
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 Dance Studio | Artopia

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Dance Studio | Artopia
The work of Guggenheim Fellow and Bessie Award winner Cathy Weis centers on a choreographic process that fully integrates dance with sound, design and technology. Weis offers a tour of her studio in...
L.I.P.S | Artopia Success | Artopia

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Success | Artopia
The work of Guggenheim Fellow and Bessie Award winner Cathy Weis centers on a choreographic process that fully integrates dance with sound, design and technology. Weis thinks of unsuccessful...
L.I.P.S | Artopia Video Process | Artopia

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Video Process | Artopia
Cameras are an important part of Weis’s work. Here, she explains the technology and process behind her work.
Video Process | Artopia L.I.P.S | Artopia

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L.I.P.S | Artopia
L.I.P.S. stands for Live Internet Performing Structure. It’s a long-distance process that involves mixing dance videos.
L.I.P.S | Artopia Dance and Video | Artopia

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Dance and Video | Artopia
Weis details her career and how cameras have become an important part of her work. She explains the technology and process.