Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I’ve been working on a project with Intel and was invited to come and see a cutting edge production of Shakespeare’s play The Tempest using performance capture technology to render an animated character - Ariel the sprite - live on the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage in real time.
The project was a collaboration between Intel, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and Andy Serkis’ Imaginarium Studios. Find out about the tech behind the play here:
iq.intel.co.uk/shakespeare-use-technology-stage-tempest
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I’ve been working on a project with Intel and was invited to come and see a cutting edge production of Shakespeare’s play The Tempest using performance capture technology to render an animated character - Ariel the sprite - live on the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage in real time.
The project was a collaboration between Intel, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) and Andy Serkis’ Imaginarium Studios. Find out about the tech behind the play here:
iq.intel.co.uk/shakespeare-use-technology-stage-tempest
MY SOCIALS YO::
Instagram: @itsJuliaHardy
Snapchat: Wafflemerchant
Twitter: @itsJuliaHardy
Facebook: itsJuliaHardy
Tumblr: MisogynyMonday





