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overview
What is BIPED about?
The décor for BIPED is an exploration into the possibilities of motion capture technology. The movements (but not the physical appearances) of the dancers were transposed into digital images. Paul Kaiser and Shelley Eshkar collaborated with Merce Cunningham to make a new piece of virtual choreography. The dancers involved in the motion capture process were Jared Phillips, Jeannie Steele, and Robert Swinston. The story is brought to life by director Charles Atlas. With a runtime of 48 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
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Cast and crew of BIPED
The main cast includes Cédric Andrieux, Lisa Boudreau and Thomas Caley. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Charles Atlas.
Lisa Boudreau
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Thomas Caley
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Holley Farmer
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Maydelle Fason
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Jean Freebury
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David Kulick
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Koji Mizuta
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Matthew Mohr
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Banu Ogan
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Daniel Squire
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Jeannie Steele
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Derry Swan
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Robert Swinston
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Cheryl Therrien
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