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Have a meterstick
July 27th, 2015

Or know the height of the person/object. Before you can look at your data, you need to use…

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Keep the camera still
July 27th, 2015

This means no panning or jiggling. This is extra challenging as most performances may make the cameraperson laugh.

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Stay parallel to the camera
July 27th, 2015

It is important to make sure the performer stays parallel to the iPad. This means no running towards…

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Track the same point for the entire performance
July 27th, 2015

If I am on a swing or going down a slide or even just running across the screen,…

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Bagel Sculptures
July 23rd, 2015

via Maria Popova (@brainpicker) https://instagram.com/p/5csw-urdF6/. They’re just big, delicious, cylinders.

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Scene Blending in Fraction Mash
July 20th, 2015

Lots of great inspirations that blend two scenes together. Here’s a rough attempt in Fraction Mash.  We will…

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Perfectly Timed Photos That Make Dogs Look Like Giants
July 17th, 2015

Giant village pug and Monster dog-eating dog are beyond! (via thedodo.com)      

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Trace what you are tracking
July 9th, 2015

Tip #1. What you trace is what the data is about. It may seem like common sense, but…

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