Queen Margaret University (Edinburgh) are now using UpStage in their undergraduate Performing Arts teaching.
The final performance in the Mobilise/Demoblise series is also part of Mur.at's 25th anniversary celebrations.
As part of the Mobilise/Demobilise project we have produced three tutorial videos to show new users how to use UpStage’s on-stage player tools for the creation and presentation of their own cyberformances. The tutorials come with German, Swedish and English subtitles. You can watch them […]
On Friday 7th June, Petra Schmidt from CCT and Helen Varley Jamieson from UpStage presented the Mobilise/Demobilise project and rebuilt UpStage platform at the Eclectic Tech Carnival (/ETC) in Berlin. The /ETC is a gathering of feminist developers and artists who come together to share skills, […]
This sprint was quite difficult to produce all the content that was promised when we first started out. This was mostly due to lack of available time needed for developing and upskilling, but the team will be ready to put in a lot of effort […]
This sprint (9) has ended. I was assigned the task of completing the avatar name to show/hide on the stage function (#204) and found that I wasn’t able to complete it. For the first half of the sprint I was resolving my previous issue (#209) […]
This sprint proved to be very useful for catching up on old work. I was assigned the task of completing the avatar tab “Mirror” function (#206) and found that it was a fairly simple task that I completed quickly. I decided to split the entire […]
Greetings UpStage Community, The current AUT UpStage Team(Kit and Joe) finished Sprint 8 development, but there are still changes to be made after the one week review. With Jason(existing member) leaving team, progression was slow at first but I realize I need to be more proactive […]
As a continuation of the limelight project, the blog posts will now be posted every 3 weeks and individually by each team member. The current team (Joe & Kit) has played a heavy part in the previous update (with Jason), but from now on, we […]
The student development team in first semester of 2017 worked on the new UpStage project Limelight. We have developed further on the User Interface (UI) to utilize screen space. While developing the platform we kept in mind our future goals of working on mobile platforms, […]
In October 2016, Helen Varley Jamieson gave a talk at the Herbert Gallery, Coventry, about the project We have a situation!, cyberformance, UpStage and her work. The talk was recorded by Alan Van Wijgerden, and you can watch it below. The talk launched the project […]
A newly published book exploring how art can actively engage citizens in cultural and pedagogical discussions includes a chapter on the UpStage-based cyberformance project We have a situation!
Hello UpStage Community, AUT UpStage Team finished Sprint 3 development, but it didn’t turn out as successful as we have thought. We used PHP for our development when we were required to develop in Java Framework. We have done well in setting up […]
Hello, UpStage Community! It has been two weeks since our last developer’s log. Ever since then, our new UpStage developers, Jason and Hu have been busy working on the Project Proposal. Meanwhile, existing members, Keenen and Minju, have been working on revising username and […]
