Deborah "CandyStations" JohnsonInterview
Visual and concert designer
Adapted from Deborah "CandyStations" Johnson's interview on Uses This, published 1 September 2016. The kit is drawn from their answers and each reason is an excerpt, lightly edited. Shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. Read the full interview ↗
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Coding & Development
They'd been experimenting with a multi-media software called Max, for which Nato was built.
Interactive animations are typically generated using Apple's Quartz Composer.
Design
I started making video vignettes with some local musicians and was soon introduced to a real-time graphics software called Nato.0+55+3d.
Media
I perform using Vidvox's VDMX, which allows me to combine pre-edited pieces with live, interactive elements.
Other
Ever so often I use Macromedia Director on my ancient, gasping OS 9 computer to create impossible-looking animations using hand-drawn elements.