NEW ROUTINE EXPLORES A NEW LEVEL OF ENTERTAINMENT
Mark Nizer has just completed an upgrade to his Robot Juggling routine. ROBOT 2.0 combines interactive video, live performance and special effects into a unique theatrical event that will leave you wondering where the line is between reality and technology.
Powered by Macintosh computers, video projectors and a custom made robot suit; Mark competes with his video counterpart and struggles against the evil PC's virus and system errors. Like nothing you have seen before!
WHAT'S NEXT VOGUE?
In September, the Nizer family home was featured in House and Home Magazine. The crew spent several hours photographing and touring the families 100 year old farm house and studio.
"It was a treat to show off the home that we love and have worked on to make into a great place to raise our kids."
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Mark takes on the Interactive Metronome and LOSES
Mark volunteered to work with occupational therapist Susan Meyer at the Albemarle Therapy Center to answer a question of a young patient. The Interactive Metronome challenges the patient to synchronize a range of hand and foot exercises to a precise computer-generated reference tone heard through headphones. The patient attempts to match the rhythmic beat with repetitive motor actions.
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"It was a great experience; this kid, kicked my butt. It really shows that practice makes perfect".
