projected background

That show marked the first time her signature silhouettes appeared with projected backgrounds.

The projector must use a very strong light source so that the projected background is as bright as the foreground.

At the time of the changes, a new set design featuring a projected background image of a fictional newsroom was introduced.

The columns retreat to make way for the Gypsy encampment and its projected backgrounds of fat clouds and cold mountain faces.

Gerrard's projected background comprises a simulation of a massive explosion, and its subsequent fallout, in the Djibouti desert, which is used for US military training exercises.

Secondly, Eastman Kodak's introduction of panchromatic film stock in 1928 allowed for the camera to expose the projected background more than orthochromatic stocks, making it look less faint than it did before.

The film makes extensive use of the IntroVision process, a variation of front projection that allows realistic three-dimensional interaction of foreground characters with projected backgrounds without the heavy cost of traditional bluescreen effects.

In 1992, he created 35 mm projected backgrounds from small-format film and video elements, for Peter Sellers's production of Paul Hindemith's Opera Mathis der Maler, at London's Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.