Dance Documentation, Preservation, and Digital Recording
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Dance is rhythmical movement with social and cultural roots, and distinct from the economicor productive sides of society, and is important area of human study. Dance can beseparated into two general categories, folk dance and artistic dance. Folk dance is passed onfrom parents and elders to the younger generation orally within local community. Todaythis tradition is in decline in Africa, partly because of the influence of Western culture. Thepurpose of the research is to explore how folk dances have been documented and preservedfrom old time to today as follows: Drawings and Paintings, Written testimony (books andmonographs), Video documentation, Performance (Revival of folk dance), Digital recording(motion capture). The basic thing about motion capture is the fact that an object is establishedin 3D space no matter how it is viewed from the 2D fields of the cameras. The researchis significant in gaining overview of history of dance and deeper understanding ofdance in today. As a result, further developments in digital technology will likely seeimprovements. Such development will surely contribute to a greater understanding ofAfrican dance, dance in general, and should be taken advantage of on a more consistentbasis. It has not been published and simultaneously submitted for publication elsewhere.
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Dance is rhythmical movement with social and cultural roots, and distinct from the economicor productive sides of society, and is important area of human study. Dance can beseparated into two general categories, folk dance and artistic dance. Folk dance is passed onfrom parents and elders to the younger generation orally within local community. Todaythis tradition is in decline in Africa, partly because of the influence of Western culture. Thepurpose of the research is to explore how folk dances have been documented and preservedfrom old time to today as follows: Drawings and Paintings, Written testimony (books andmonographs), Video documentation, Performance (Revival of folk dance), Digital recording(motion capture). The basic thing about motion capture is the fact that an object is establishedin 3D space no matter how it is viewed from the 2D fields of the cameras. The researchis significant in gaining overview of history of dance and deeper understanding ofdance in today. As a result, further developments in digital technology will likely seeimprovements. Such development will surely contribute to a greater understanding ofAfrican dance, dance in general, and should be taken advantage of on a more consistentbasis. It has not been published and simultaneously submitted for publication elsewhere.
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