Relocating Choreographic Process: The impact of Grid technologies and collaborative memory on the documentation of practice-led research in dance

重新定位编舞过程：网格技术和协作记忆对舞蹈实践主导研究记录的影响

• 批准号: AH/E006361/1
• 负责人: Helen Bailey
• 金额: $ 42.94万
• 依托单位: University of Bedfordshire
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2007 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FE006361%2F1
• 关键词: Relocating; Choreographic; Process; impact; Grid

The Relocating Choreographic Process project provides radical new opportunities for exploring the ways in which dance, the most ephemeral of art forms, might be documented. In particular the project will take advantage of cutting edge developments in e-Science to explore new opportunities for documenting the creative process in dance making. This will provide access to activities that have remained previously inaccessible even to the practice-led researchers themselves. The project will create digital memory traces of ephemeral moments that can be archived, interrogated and reused in a range of different contexts.Relocating Choreographic Process (RCP) is a collaborative project exploring the interplay between dance/technology and e-Science, bringing together a unique combination of researchers and software developers from the Universities of Bedfordshire, Leeds, Manchester, and the Open University. RCP focuses on the novel ways in which practice-led dance research might be documented and enhanced by videoconferencing, recording and annotation tools. In turn, RCP will investigate how choreography can improve the user experience of e-Science tools in domains other than computing. RCP will also explore transdisciplinary interests in issues such as collective sensemaking, process capture, collaborative memory, and non-linear narrative. The project will deliver an integrated suite of software tools to enable choreographers to visually annotate video of rehearsals and performances, to plan pieces that exploit the new possibilities of networked virtual spaces over the internet, and to weave material from recordings into live performances. It seeks to explore a new form of collaborative choreography. How do choreographers and dancers negotiate the paradoxical position presented by the distributed creative environment of being separate, in different physical locations, yet together in a virtual space?The project will conduct an extended dialogue with the dance and performance research community through a series of workshops and publications. Attention will focus on the new ways of working that a hybrid physical/virtual space both demands and enables, on advancing the artistic and technical design of the venues that are connected by video over the internet, and on commissioning new dance pieces in order to test both the new software, and the expressive and creative possibilities of this exciting new medium for performance art.

重新定位编舞过程项目为探索舞蹈这种最短暂的艺术形式可能被记录的方式提供了全新的机会。特别是，该项目将利用电子科学的前沿发展，探索记录舞蹈创作过程的新机会。这将为以前甚至由实践主导的研究人员自己也无法进入的活动提供机会。该项目将创建短暂时刻的数字记忆痕迹，这些痕迹可以在不同的环境中存档、查询和重复使用。重新定位编舞过程（RCP）是一个探索舞蹈/技术与电子科学之间相互作用的合作项目，汇集了来自贝德福德郡、利兹、曼彻斯特和开放大学的研究人员和软件开发人员的独特组合。RCP侧重于通过视频会议、录音和注释工具记录和增强以实践为主导的舞蹈研究的新方法。反过来，RCP将研究编排如何在计算以外的领域改善电子科学工具的用户体验。RCP还将探索跨学科的兴趣问题，如集体意义制造、过程捕获、协作记忆和非线性叙述。该项目将提供一套集成的软件工具，使编舞能够直观地注释排练和表演的视频，规划利用互联网上网络虚拟空间的新可能性的作品，并将录音中的材料编织到现场表演中。它试图探索一种新的合作编排形式。编舞家和舞者是如何协调分布式创作环境所呈现的矛盾地位的，他们是分开的，在不同的物理位置，但在一个虚拟的空间里？该项目将通过一系列讲习班和出版物与舞蹈和表演研究界进行广泛的对话。人们的注意力将集中在混合物理/虚拟空间所要求和实现的新工作方式上，集中在通过互联网视频连接的场地的艺术和技术设计上，集中在委托新的舞蹈作品上，以测试新的软件，以及这种令人兴奋的行为艺术新媒介的表达和创造性的可能性。