The children's museums in Evanston, IL and in Minneapolis/St. Paul have
very successful blue screen interactives. In Evanston you move in front
of a screen and the camera automatically applied color and motion
effects. In Minnesota  one person operated a camera while other people
acted in front of the screen. You had several different props to use and
the camera person could change the background. This would often lead to
humorously incongruous situations.

Sorry, I do not have contact info. This was several years ago and I
don't know if the interactives are even still there.

Good luck

Wally

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   prospero [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
                Sent:   Monday, July 12, 1999 8:39 PM
                To:     [log in to unmask]
                Subject:        blue screen

                Hello all,

                I am in search of information on how to produce a
chromakey or blue screen
                activity. Does anyone have experience with this or have
any info that might
                set
                me on the right path?

                Thanks

                Rich Smith
                Exhibit Designer
                Rochester Museum & Science Center

                716-271-4552 x333  voice
                716-271-2119        fax


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