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Creating conference rooms (large, common offices) equipped with expensive, high-tech projection systems, speakerphones and video feeds.

That conjures up irresistible visual imagery, whether high-tech projections or painted wooden chairs.

While every other producer in the world tries to figure out how to make a live performance interesting with high-tech projections, lights, and motorized sculptures, AraabMUZIK's hands are the only machines he needs to transport his crowd to another dimension.

"Tifprabap.org" shared a bill with Jillian Peña's "Mothership," in which the dancers Katy Pyle and Rebecca Brooks executed languid, sometimes robotic gestures atop two platforms; imagine unsmiling hipster versions of Vanna White, flanking a large, low-tech video projection.

Take away the high-tech video projection — a marvelous, spiraling fall down the rabbit hole, the shrinking and expanding doors of the room the heroine is first trapped in, the holographic effect of a tiny, tilted room — and there's not much that would indicate, choreographically speaking, a 21st-century ballet.

"Since last year's opera relied so much on high-tech wizardry, projections and all sort of electronics, I'm really excited that Doug has come up with something utterly different: old-fashioned stagecraft in the very best sense, hand-built costumes, no gimmickry, no gadgetry; just trying to trying to tell the story in a very direct way".

The Japanese firm has unveiled new life logging software, a wearable activity tracker, a PlayStation cloud gaming service and new projection tech among its many announcements.

The film's surreal effects the fish-like spaceships and looming Earth— were created using 3D-modeling, while Chan made the "Dream Capture" tech through video projection.

The old amphitheater gets a facelift this year, with a new shell -- its fifth since 1922, with improved acoustics and some high-tech lighting and projection capabilities.

Now, thanks to such tech innovations as digital projection and online VOD, releasing a film without the aid of a traditional distributor is finally a viable reality, and many film-makers are jumping at the chance to go direct to the audience.

Joining the ranks of designers like Hussein Chalayan and Iris Van Herpen, Sorbier flirts with tech and trend, using projection mapping on clothing to bring the two worlds together.