I threw together a quick test of video on the LED screen.  It's not great, but then again, it's only a 0.000512 megapixel display!

This was an ugly hack.  A python program on a PC uses opencv to read video frames from a webcam, resize them to 32x24, then transmit the upper 16 rows of the image over a serial port at 1M baud.  On the other end, an arduino nano collects the data into one of two ping-pong buffers while the other buffer is displayed on the LEDs.

With a diffusing screen, the video looks better to the eye, but on camera, the raw LEDs look better (although a little sparse).

I might be done with display tricks at this point.  Maybe.