Randomized trial demonstrates enhanced audience engagement through integrated choreography and multimedia technology.
This paper presents a data fusion-driven framework that integrates choreography with multimedia technology to create coherent and immersive multi-sensory performance experiences.The study aims to enhance audience engagement by seamlessly embedding dynamic visual and auditory elements into choreographic expressions, thereby redefining traditional performance boundaries.A collaborative model between choreographers and multimedia technologists is proposed to ensure artistic and technical coherence.Methodologically, the research develops and implements techniques for embedding multimedia features into choreographic sequences, along with detection algorithms for synchronising digital and live performance components.The results demonstrate that the proposed integration framework effectively facilitates real-time coordination between movement and multimedia content, enriching narrative expression and sensory impact.This work contributes to the evolving field of digital performance by offering a structured approach to multidisciplinary collaboration and technological integration in the arts.
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