that is why we developed portl.le i have had fun with so—called holograms over the years they have all needed a huge set—up with precisely placed projectors and enormous pieces of glass or giant mesh and dark environments to allow the images to stand out. this one, however, is compact, portable and really bright. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a sd image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor is also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. it is a thumbs up from me, really. he is not too happy, however. oh, yes, he is. # send in the clowns. with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations,

and that's virtual me and it is called portl. box itself is real, of course and the lights inside provide the illumination for the modified human—sized 4k lcd screen on the front. this can show pre—recorded video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i must say, iam impressed. i figured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor is also captured and sent to the booth, something that rea

and that's virtual me and it is called portl.e lights inside provide the illumination for the modified human—sized 4k lcd screen on the front. this can show pre—recorded video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i haveto say, i am impressed. ifigured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the performer are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # sen

and that's virtual me and it is called portl. the illumination for the modified human—sized 4k lcd screen on the front. this can show pre—recorded video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i must say, iam impressed. ifigured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really

i'd like to see every cardboard cutout standee in a lobby replaced with a hologram portl.ant to go to a museum and then hologram einstein asks me a question. we could beam the next president of the united states from his or her own campaign office into all 50 states at the same time. with the ability to hear, see and interact with the audience in real—time. and david has another project on the go which is not live. pretty much exactly the opposite, in fact. one of the most famous things about the hologram industry is bringing back the dead. digital resurrections. guys like 2pac, whitney...these are people who never gave their consent while they were alive but they have all become super famous holograms in death. and what we are doing is we filmed half a dozen of the world's most famous icons while they're alive, so they could do the performance that they want to do. they hold the microphone they want to, they sing the way they want to sing. it is not a body double and a cgi head, it is really them. makes it less macabre and easier for the audience to get behind. and we hav

and that's virtual me and it is called portl.d video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i must say, iam impressed. ifigured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # send in the clowns... with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations, it is not hard to see how the right kind

i would like to see every cardboard cutout standing in a lobby replaced with a hologram portl. go to a museum and then hologram einstein asks me a question. i could be the next president of the united states from his or her own campaign office into all 50 states at the same time. with the ability to hear see and interact with the audience in real—time. the ability to hear see and interact with the audience in real-time. and david has another project on the go which is not live. pretty much the opposite, in fact. one of the most famous things about the hologram industry is bringing back the dead. digital resurrections. these are people who never gave their consent while they were alive but they have all become super famous holograms while they were alive but they have all become superfamous holograms in death. and what we are doing as we filmed half a dozen of the world's most famous icons while they were alive so they could do the performance that they want to do. they hold the microphone how they wa nt they hold the microphone how they want to, they sing the way they want to s

and that‘s virtual me and it is called portl.ons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # send in the clownsto... with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations, it is not hard to see how the right kind of character inside one of these devices could have a film‘s marketing department going nuts. i‘d like to see every cardboard cut—out standee in a lobby replaced with a hologram portl. i want to go to a museum and then hologram einstein asks me a question. we could beam the next pre

and that's virtual me and it is called portl.ont. this can show pre—recorded video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i must say, iam impressed. i figured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # send in the clowns... with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations, it is not