![]() But for an easier entry into software – while still not spending money just to get going – I’m recommending either TouchDesigner or Smode. The growing real-time toolkit, though, gives me a new option – I can just make the change in the media server, and then say “okay, how does this look?” It’s an incredibly empowering change, but with one major challenge – cost of entry, both for a strong machine to run on and time and money invested getting into the proper tools. The old way of doing things: go back into the content source file, make edits, render out a new video, maybe encode the video in an extra step, move the video to the server… it’s a lot, and it’s rarely a smooth process. So, working with real-time visuals matters in the work I do. I am living evidence that you can study theater and not computers, and still make a daily living doing Crazy Work with computers. Next up, looks like a magic show and a year of touring a heady art music piece. Recent jobs include the NFL Experience in Times Square, a graphics package for Bounce Chicago, and a soundsystem install for a themed entertainment attraction built around Trolls. My name is Ted, and I wrangle content for live deployment to screens and sound systems. But what if you’re not ready to commit both time and money right away? Here are two industrial-strength tools that get you started for free. ![]() Real-time design and live visuals can provide transformative powers. ![]()
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