Darren Perry is the project lead and lead Unity software developer for all interactive software at The Media Workshop. Overseeing bespoke teams of developers and artists, heading up quality control, mentoring and skills development. Based in Bristol, UK.
Originally commissioned by the Theatre and Circus field at Glastonbury 2019, built with Unity’s Visual Effect Graph using Keijiro’s work with the Realsense depth camera. Also shown at Port Elliot and Shambala festivals.
Leading a team of Unity Developers at DotDotDot to create interactive VR experiences for Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience.
– Optitrack setup and calibration
– VR Optitrack integration
– Networked VR
– Leap Motion
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to develop 10 bespoke touchscreen interactive experiences
Imagination contracted The Media Workshop to create a large interactive wall showcasing Shell’s understanding of the future of energy use.
The Media Workshop were contracted by Imagination to create a large interactive touchscreen exhibit at the National Plastics Show 2018
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to develop 12 bespoke touchscreen interactive experiences
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to create three touchscreen interactive exhibits centred around Ireland’s horse country.
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to develop six bespoke touchscreen interactive experiences with museum wide user registration and activity tracking via RFID cards, a large multi user touch table and a large multi user interactive floor game.
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to create four bespoke touchscreen interactive exhibits.
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to create four bespoke touchscreen interactive exhibits
The Media Workshop were contracted by Newangle to create a virtual tour of the museum, including 360 degree photography of all rooms.
During my time at HMC Interactive I was part of the small team that built a climate modelling interactive for the Science Museum in London.
As you entered the backstage bar at the O2 Arena, you’re invited to walk the red carpet and have your photo taken. After which, your photo is visible on the photo wall in the bar area and you receive a card with a web address and a code to download your photo. As part of HMC Interactive, I built and installed all software aspects of this project using OpenFrameworks and PHP. The project was designed and managed by Newangle.