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A Technological Wizard Shaping Art: Daito Manabe (2018)

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First published at 16:28 UTC on September 10th, 2018.

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Daito Manabe uses drones, VR and the latest technology to create entertainment. He's worked with famous pop musicians and is now exploring classical music. He talks about the potential of media art.

“Think like an amateur, act like an expert.”…

Daito Manabe uses drones, VR and the latest technology to create entertainment. He's worked with famous pop musicians and is now exploring classical music. He talks about the potential of media art.

“Think like an amateur, act like an expert.”
(Takeo Kanade, Professor of Computer Science and Robotics)
Crazy ideas can create new genres and challenges. Tackle those new horizons as a professional, using the tried-and-tested skills you’ve acquired.
I think that this is the perfect phrase for encapsulating the work I am now doing.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/directtalk/articles/20180129/

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