Ah, okay, got it. I’ve never learned that kind of balancing and spinning.
I'll make some inquiries and see if I can find any experts at that style.
Jesse Schell (he/him/his)
CEO, Schell Games - http://schellgames.com
Distinguished Professor of Entertainment Technology, Carnegie Mellon -
http://et
Actually, we are looking for foot jugglers who juggle non-spherical
objects, such as tables, vases, parasols, boxes, pieces of cloth, ...
But we may end up needing your help over at the Mocap Lab anyway!
Chris
On Sat, Jan 20, 2024 at 3:42 PM Jesse Schell wrote:
> Thinking this over, I think you
Thinking this over, I think you are probably looking for the kind of foot
juggling where you catch balls on the soles of the feet - I’ve never done
that kind - I do the kind where you catch on the tops of the feet.
If juggling with the soles is what you need, while I *might* be able to
pick it up
I can do this... I've never used a trinka, but I do foot juggling both
standing (catching/throwing with one foot at a time) and lying flat on my
back (I can toss and throw from hands to feet, and from foot to foot, and I
can juggle three balls between one hand and one foot while lying down). I
feel
I am looking for a foot juggler (the kind that lies on their back in a
special chair called a trinka),
also known as an antipodist, who would be willing to demonstrate their
skills in the CMU
Motion Capture studio and have their performance captured by video cameras
and motion
capture equipment. I
