...who knows enough to speak about or ideally demonstrate either the wet glass plate collodian process or the gelatine dry plate process that Muybridge used for his famous Animal and Human Animal Motion Studies?
We (at work) had a request from the assistant director of a play called "Studies in Motion," with Electric Company Theatre in Vancouver. The play is based on the life and work of Eadward Muybridge.
He feels having such a person "who would someone visit us or us visit them would be very beneficial to our process".
If you know someone fitting this description in the Vancouver area please PM me and I'll make it known to the folks who initially raised this issue.
Regards all, Dave
We (at work) had a request from the assistant director of a play called "Studies in Motion," with Electric Company Theatre in Vancouver. The play is based on the life and work of Eadward Muybridge.
He feels having such a person "who would someone visit us or us visit them would be very beneficial to our process".
If you know someone fitting this description in the Vancouver area please PM me and I'll make it known to the folks who initially raised this issue.
Regards all, Dave
