Interactive instructionals: Soulja Boy Dance

"Interactive Instructionals" is a program that aids the learning process of instructional dance and movement-oriented tutorials. The program sources an instructional video and allows the viewer to advance the pace of the steps/video though miming and tracking with an onsite camera. The camera tracks the current position of the user compared to that of the figure in the video. When both match up sufficiently, the next step is prompted.

The concept (especially in regards to social reproduction) concerns the interrelationship between those that produce culture and those that mimic and propagate it into a meme. The user mimics the content but they, via conditional statements, are the ones that advance it.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Soulja
• Boy
• Dance
• Art
• Processing
• Frame differencing
• computer art