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The Route to Mass Adoption

The Route to Mass Adoption

VR isolates you, it’s expensive, it’s not mainstream. But this is all going to change. Not overnight, but gradually.
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Henry Stuart
How I Made ‘Witness’: a VR Experience of Warsaw Uprising

How I Made ‘Witness’: a VR Experience of Warsaw Uprising

A case study for ideation, prototyping and immersive 3D design
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Sayam
Story Architects of the [near] Future

Story Architects of the [near] Future

Finite-branching Narratives, Procedural Stories, World Building and the Art of Storytelling
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Heston L’Abbé
VR is Not a Fad

VR is Not a Fad

De-abstracting presence and agency matters in a big way.
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Heston L’Abbé
Storyboarding in 360°: A Case Study

Storyboarding in 360°: A Case Study

Create frames not to guide the observer, instead create worlds for them to discover stories.
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Christophe Merkle
The VR Industry, Part 1: Cinematic VR

The VR Industry, Part 1: Cinematic VR

Democratization of cinematic VR has turned the entire nascent industry upside down.
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Armando Kirwin
The VR Industry, Part 2: Workforce

The VR Industry, Part 2: Workforce

In the early days of cinematic VR, integrated studios with salaried people made sense. Rapid advancement of tech has eliminated that need.
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Armando Kirwin
The VR Industry, Part 3: The Customer

The VR Industry, Part 3: The Customer

What we did wrong was assume that VR was only about games. We need to figure out now is how to monetize cinematic VR.
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Armando Kirwin
The VR Industry, Part 4: The Cinematic VR Opportunity

The VR Industry, Part 4: The Cinematic VR Opportunity

Let’s take a closer look at the position cinematic VR occupies within the greater VR ecosystem.
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Armando Kirwin
The VR Industry, Part 5: What’s Next

The VR Industry, Part 5: What’s Next

I believe that the foundation of this interactive medium will be cinema, not games.
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Armando Kirwin
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