A glimpse into a creative process at Donaukanal, Vienna. Claim the video if you participated!
Salztorbrücke / Vienna
5 June 2020
Checklist
What do I need to make it work?
Our goal is to make insitu ani·motion as accessible as possible. Therefore, the tech has to be affordable, easy-to-grasp, and mobile.
1. Computer
Any laptop or mobile computer with USB for a webcam and HDMI for a beamer on Linux, Windows, or macOS. For a low budget, a Raspberry Pi will do (≈ 30 €).
2. Webcam
Any USB webcam. Or any system-recognised camera device like a smartphone.
3. Screening device
A portable beamer to showcase the artistic process’ outcomes. For flexibility, use one that can run from a power bank.
4. Software
Free & Open. You can access insitu stop-motion directly online. After the first registration, simply enter a project name and click the “Create & start” button. You can export your final footage as a video or as a zip folder of images, and delete your project when you’re done. Please be aware that the project space is a virtual public space. Everything remains visible and accessible to any user until it is deleted. We, as the website owners, assume no responsibility for user-generated content and cannot guarantee its removal or integrity once shared or accessed by others.
If you need to run insitu stop-motion locally, you're welcome to contact us
Video Wall
Check out how it works!
Explore the outcomes of insitu ani·motion interventions. If you participated, you’re welcome to download the material here and use it as you like.
Collages / documentaries
Video outcomes of insitu performances
Outcomes from the first session at the Venice Art Biennial.
Venice Art Biennial / Italy
11 June 2022Outcomes from the second session at the Venice Art Biennial.
Venice Art Biennial / Italy
12 June 2022
Events