RESSENTIR
EMOTION
SOUND
CONTEXT
Imagine RIT - Ressentir
SYSTEM
What is Ressentir ?
It is a universal visual filter that communicates emotion , context and sound to enhance cinematic experience. With the help of this visual system augmented in videos , one can watch any digital content without audio.
What is needed today ?
A system which can smartly improve cinematic experience through the use of superimposed visuals.
Why do we need it ?
Cinematic experience is completely lost without audio. People who can not hear find it exceptionally hard to follow along since there are no visual queues that can serve as an alternative to audio.
How is the problem solved ?
A visualizer that communicates emotion , context and sound by harnessing dynamically changing shapes , warmth of colors and rhythm of visual pulses. A unique language that translates all aspects of audio into video.
Cinema = Video + Audio
SECTIONS
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Process
Coming up with a very dynamic and easily comprehensible visual filter for any recorded content was a challenge. The design process is quite long and had several iterations for each attribute. The visualizer was designed to precisely communicate all attributes of the video and serve as an alternative to audio. The design process includes multiple iterations of simulations.
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Explorations
The visualizers have gone through turbulent changes and have been modified based on where and how it can be seamlessly incorporated in any sort of recorded content. Each version serves a specific purpose .There are both 2-Dimensional as well as 3-Dimensional visualizers , being driven by the exact same input parameters. These prototypes can provide endless possibilities .
DESIGN
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Typography
Avenir
Avenir Light
20 px
20 px
Website
Avenir
32 px
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Video - Pitch
Logo
Color Palette
Black #000000
White #FFFFFF
Pink #FF0060
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Identity
Credits
This thesis project was designed and built entirely by designer Anirudh Srinivasan under the supervision of his RIT professors Adam Smith, Mike Strobert and Joel Rosen
Project Submitted to Rochester Institute of Technology
Sources
Creative Commons Footage Sources - Click here
Website Sources - Click here
Documentation
View Presentation PDF
