Learning and Living in AR, VR, and AI
Every year, we do our festival review of the VR films (or 360 videos) at the Tribeca film festival. This year, the VR experiences in the Cinema360 program are a mixed bag. They range from compelling …
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Here’s the lineup for Tribeca Immersive, the VR Program at Tribeca Film Festival this spring. The Festival is a favorite of ours since we get to experience cutting-edge projects in our own backyard. It’s convenient when …
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Tribeca Film Festival announced their lineup and we’re looking forward to the 29 VR films and experiences. Last year’s festival saw the debut of a number of immersive experiences, including Penrose Studio’s Allumette, one of our …
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Not surprisingly, The New York Times VR film, “The Displaced“, took an award in the 2016 World Press Photo contest. The award came under the Innovative Storytelling category in the multimedia area. Created through the NYT …
The new VR film from Penrose Studios is getting rave reviews in Wired and elsewhere. Here’s a VR film that’s long by virtual reality standards – a full 20 minutes – but you won’t be bored. …
The New York Times continues its exploration of virtual reality with a new VR film The Contenders. The new piece dives into the Presidential campaign and the crowds following the candidates. The project suggests that virtual …
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Google Cardboard seems straight out of our maker-culture. An inexpensive device that opens up a new realm of experiences. Google recently announced that five million Cardboard units have been distributed. 20% of the total are due …
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