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When can a show be classified as "multimedia"?
I am doing a show at our theatre and was planning on using a projector to show a peach "growing" as well as slide show before the show. The peach does move as it grows. I was wondering if this is enough to advertise the show as a "multimedia experience." -Is it?
Ah, thank you. I will not include anything containing "multi-media" in the poster.
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- ?Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would consider your show to have multi-media elements, but calling it an "experience" is a bit of a stretch, you'd need a few more video/ audio animation elements to pull that off.
I wouldn't worry about it though, so called "multi-media" shows can sometimes have a bad rep because of the terrible art film avant garde theatre that was popular a few years back. People might actually not go to a show if its billed as "multi-media experience"
