Pixar Animation Tour
In other words I dont see how they can make computer animation that interesting.
This solution sounds simple enough to me, so here are a few ideas to make an interactive Computer Animation demo fun:
Create stations: Have the group move (as the old days) from station to station and build on the dynamic demo in each pass.
1) Use audience "polling" to select a scene/story. This will be of a limited selection as all the environments are pre-modeled. (i.e. City-scape ala Incredibles, Picnic ala Bugs Life, Bedroom ala Toy Story)
2) Scanning adult & child "volunteers" to make CG characters. (CM artist takes basic model and with help of software adds "costume" & color to model.
3) A CM with the tracking suit can animate the 3D characters.
4) Use volunteers to make the voices (Adult voice the kid, kid voice the adult might be fun). Just mix it up and optionally add effects (kid sounds like robot, grown up sounds like a high-pitched flea, etc.)
5) Use volunteers to select audio special effects (again limited selection, but a few choices based on the above selected scene).
6) Final "Showing" on the big screen. Group piles into theater and watch a real of Pixar Shorts followed by their creation on the big screen.
7) WDW $machine can provide PhotoPass ops at the stages for volunteers as well as the video on DVD.
I know my family and my son would LOVE this. Any other thoughts? If anyone other than me likes this, any CM's out there that can suggest this?