Scopo Photography was honored to provide performance photography and document this ground breaking production. I was able to witness the collaboration of a visionary team of producers, videographers, motion capture specialists, and animation artists—all pioneering the integration of cutting-edge technology into performance art.
 

This project was not just a creative endeavor but a profound learning experience, pushing us beyond traditional movement and photography into a bold new world of hybrid storytelling. Carry Me Home challenged us to rethink the boundaries of live performance, blending physical artistry with digital innovation to engage audiences in unprecedented ways.
 

As the first circus performance to utilize a 4-Audience Model, the show redefined what musical circus can be in the metaverse—seamlessly merging live spectacle with interactive virtual experiences. The dreamlike visuals and dynamic acrobatics were amplified by motion-tracking technology, delivering two distinct yet synchronized shows: an electrifying stage performance for in-person viewers and an immersive VR livestream for digital audiences.
 

For me, this was more than a production—it was a masterclass in the future of entertainment. I was able to document how technology could deepen emotional connection, expand accessibility, and transform passive viewers into active participants. By stepping into this uncharted territory, I witnessed firsthand how performance art can evolve, breaking free from physical stages to resonate across multiple dimensions.

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