Live Projection Video

Live Projection Video Production

What is Video Projection?

Video projection refers to the technology of displaying video or other visual content on a surface, such as a screen or wall, using a projector. Projectors can use a variety of technologies, including digital light processing (DLP), liquid crystal display (LCD), or liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS), to project the image. Video projection is commonly used in various settings, such as movie theaters, conference rooms, and classrooms, to display video or computer content on a large screen.

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Front Screen Projection

What is Front Screen Projection?

Front screen projection is a method of displaying images or video onto a screen or other surface by projecting the image or video onto the front of the screen, rather than the back. This type of projection is typically used in large-scale presentations, such as in movie theaters or conference halls, and allows for the image or video to be projected directly onto the screen, rather than being reflected off of a rear projection surface.

2001 A Space Odyssey. Front Screen Projection

Front Scren projection in 20001 a Space Odyssey

In the 1968 film “2001: A Space Odyssey,” front screen projection is used to create the illusion of the actors performing in front of a live background. This technique involves filming the actors on a sound stage against a blue or green screen and then projecting footage of the background onto a large screen in front of the actors. This allows the filmmakers to create a realistic-looking environment without the need for expensive and time-consuming location shoots.