BrainDead

BrainDead

BrainDead is an interactive music clip where a dancer wearing a tracking suit. By using this device, he leads the movements of the avatar and can then interact with the environment.

Made with Unreal Engine during a course led by Alain Bellet, Christophe Guignard and Pauline Saglio.

Studio project (2021) by Sébastien Galera Larios

Know-how
3D Graphics, Tangible Interaction, Performance
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