Shir Mosan My story idea is to put a 360 camera on a soccer field while having a women soccer game.  I want to convey the feeling of the starting formation before the game when they are warming up and stretching, and I also want to convey the feeling of the bench players, the coach and of course the crowd.To do this, I'll split the video into several scenes: Scene One -  Warming Up Camera Position - Position the camera on the grass where the players perform the warming. Scene Purpose - presenting the...

My story idea is to put a 360 camera in the CitrusTV News room. I want to give a complete and immersive experience of what it's like to put together a 30-minute news broadcast. The video would start in the main room of CitrusTV where the majority of the writing for the show is done. I would like to have someone explaining what is going on, possibly the EP of that day's show. They would tell the viewer what they are seeing while also giving a disclaimer to "look around"....

by Joshua Race I have experienced VR multiple times in the past, including some extended experience at my office’s VR lab this summer. The summer experience was mostly focused on gamification, not storytelling, so the time already spent in the innovation lab has helped me assess which forms of VR are best, and the respective values of each medium. Below, is my definitive ranking of nearly every VR headset in existence: HTC Vive It’s the most immersive format I was able to use. I watched the documentary After Solitary and...

Dan Pacheco Test  

My first VR experience was in Shanghai on winter break. I was amazed when I put the headset on and hold the controllers to be totally emerged in the video game.  I am not a fan of video games but video games in VR can really bring me into the scenes and I became more willing to try those games that I swore I would not waste time on because of the sense of participation. I did not realized VR can be applied at many fields other than entertainment until I took...

To be honest, I didn't really have any experience with VR or AR. I was amazed last semester (I think) when Sundance VR came to campus. I remember I was only able to sign up for one short film because they whole event was so popular. For me the most compelling storytelling mode is the ones that have a narrative or story lines in them because combined with the headphone and the headset I can feel myself in the scene, in the story. I was there. I really liked it when...

Immersion is such a cool virtual reality experience. I, as a participant, would be there in the story physically. The sense of the body, the spirit and the mind feeling contribute to that feeling. I sort of experience a bit nausea because what I saw in virtual reality didn't completely line up with your head movements. When the surrounding in the virtual reality moves, my body stays still. When I saw the videos I pull out from my phone, the resolution was pretty high. However, it just doesn't have the refresh rate that...

Author: Lenny Martinez My first virtual reality experience was trying out Karim Ben Khelifa’s “The Enemy” (http://theenemyishere.org/) in September 2016.  “The Enemy”  brings humanity to the idea of “the other” by placing soldiers from select conflicts and hearing their answers to the same set of conflict-specific questions. For the experience, I put on a headset and carried a backpack that had the laptop that made sure I was connected to the experience. It was heavy, but it was the way the team was able to get multiple people to experience...