Sunday, November 02, 2008
FogScreen, Inc. Announces New AV Integrator Program for Walk-Through Projection Screen
LiveDesign: "FogScreen, Inc., creators of the world’s first walk-through projection screen made of “dry” fog, are proud to announce the launch of the 3-tiered AV Integrator Program. FogScreen, Inc. has developed the new AV Integrator Program for fixed installations and mega-projects worldwide. The FogScreen™ projection screen provides a stunning and experiential canvas of dry fog that attracts viewer’s attention like no other production element before, prompting top AV companies across all major market segments to utilize the FogScreen projection screen in never-before-seen ways."
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This sounds awesome. A walk through screen made out of fog? Thats crazy. I can see why it would be a hard product to sell and I think the new selling strategy will help a great deal.
That seems really cool and unique. It will be more interesting in a few years when these are more common and have gone down in price. I fell like these could be amazing for art installations or museum pieces I don't know about theatre though. It also seems like these would be very hard to set up and install properly.
I wonder how well this actually works. It seems like the fog would create a lot of movement, so the picture would be kind wavy and shaky. If that's the effect you're going for though, then great! It sounds cool in concept, I just wonder if it actually lives up to its hype.
I had never even heard of a walk through projection screen before. This sounds really amazing, it would give theater design a whole new level of possibilities. Like Sam mentioned, I would wonder if the screen would be constantly moving. That would definitely factor into the effect that you were trying to produce.
This sounds pretty cool, but I couldn't really find any decent photos or demonstrations of how it works. I understand they might not want to divulge all their secrets, but still it would be great to see from different angles and see the fog being created.
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