Musée du Cinéma d’Animation et des Arts Forains
Angoulême
Angoulême
Atelier Confino was commissioned by the city of Angoulême to create a museum of animated cinema
Project
Musée du Cinéma d’Animation et des Arts Forains
Location
16000 Angoulême, France
Category
Museum, competition
Opening
APS Phase 2013
Client
Magelis
Surface m²
3.000 m2
Scenographic cost € HT
6.000.000 €
Scope of work
Technical managementLighting designAudiovisual and multimedia engineering Show control CFO/CFA
Partners
Scenography : Atelier Confino
Museography : Pascal Vimenet
The concept featured:An 360° panoramic video projection with 14 VP.
Autopilot calibration.
Peper ghost theaters with 82" monitor.A wide range of monitors from 10" to 82" with several 55" transparent screens integrated in front of showcases.Multiple video projections of all formats from wide to ultra short focal length.
An audio-guided tour synchronized with the various shows sequences.
A collective digital games with 20 terminal's monitors including a rendering on large screen projection.Multiple sensors.
The museum is fully automated 24/7.
The city wanted to see the birth of a narrative in an extremely immersive place, from the first beginnings of images (and in particular the attempts at movement in the caves of Lascaux and Chauvet) to the 3D delusions that are now invading our screens, the whole history of animation. She also wanted a much higher attendance, in the order of 200/250,000 visitors per year.
This engaging project was abandoned for political reasons and a lack of ambition on the part of the local authorities at the APS phase.
An audio-guided tour synchronized with the various shows sequences.
A collective digital games with 20 terminal's monitors including a rendering on large screen projection.Multiple sensors.
The museum is fully automated 24/7.
