DEJA VU

Tony Scott asked us to design a wall on which all of the surveillance feeds from an entire city could be arranged and managed on one surface. Our design involved creating a video matrix that categorized, tagged and sorted the media in real-time based on various input criteria. The idea was to allow an individual, acting as a composer, to paint the surface with video elements of varying size, orientation, placement and subject matter. The composer would be able to intuitively resize and rearrange individual elements in real-time and the system would adjust surrounding media accordingly.