Since May 2014, Kent Bye has published over 1000 Voices of VR podcast interviews featuring the pioneering artists, storytellers, and technologists driving the resurgence of virtual & augmented reality. He's an oral historian, experiential journalist, & aspiring philosopher, helping to define the patterns of immersive storytelling, experiential design, ethical frameworks, & the ultimate potential of XR.
https://voicesofvr.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 13 hours 58 minutes
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#1074: Céline Tricart’s SXSW Keynote on Immersive Storytelling, Live Action Role Play, & Emotional Bleed
Céline Tricart is an award-winning VR director who gave one of the main SXSW Keynotes about immersive storytelling, live action role play, and emotional bleed.
#1073: “Liminal Lands” VR Fine Artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s Unique Approach to Environmental Storytelling
Liminal Lands is an environmental VR piece commissioned by Luma Arles to document and volumetrically capture different objects and organisms within “overlooked wetlands at the
#1072: AmazeVR’s 10-city VR Concert Tour with AMC &“Megan Thee Stallion: Enter Thee Hottieverse” + Unique Volumetric Compositing
AmazeVR is a VR Concert Platform that premiered part of an experience at SXSW that they will be taking on a 10-city concert tour called
#1071: Overview of 16 Winners of Peabody Awards for Interactive & Digital Storytelling & the Process of Going Beyond Fixed Categories
The Peabody Awards have expanded beyond the traditional categories of Entertainment, News, Podcast & Radio, Documentary, Arts, & Public Service, and into new formats of
#1070: How Princeton & Games for Change are Using VR Storytelling to Start Conversations on Nuclear Non-Proliferation with “On the Morning You Wake (To the End of the World)”
On the Morning You Wake (To the End of the World) is now available for free on Oculus, and it’s a must-watch immersive story that
#1069: Forensic Architecture’s Spatial Storytelling Innovations Awarded with Peabody Institution Award
Forensic Architecture is an innovative interdisciplinary, non-profit research group that uses the tools & techniques of architecture to tell spatial stories of state-sponsored violence and
#1068: “Notes on Blindness” VR Experience Receives a Legacy Peabody Award for Interactive Storytelling
The immersive story of Notes on Blindness: Into the Darkness (2016) VR experience (Quest, Rift) was awarded with a Legacy Peabody Award for Digital &
#1067: Nonny de la Peña Wins a Legacy Peabody Award for Her Work in Immersive Journalism, A Retrospective Interview
Nonny de la Peña was one of the 16 Legacy Peabody Award recipients honoring historical work as a part of their new Digital & Interactive
#1066: “Composition” is an Amazingly Delightful Interactive Music Experience Installation with Projection Mapping
One of my favorite experiences from SXSW was Vincent Morisset's Composition, which is a physical installation of a table with blocks that serves as the interface of a interactive music piece that continually shifts the algorithm for how it generates th...
#1065: Translating Her Father’s Holocaust Refugee Journey into VR Memory Domes with “Komez Alef O”
Ioulia Isserlis’ Komez Alef O translates the story of her father’s refugee journey of escaping the Nazis during the Holocaust. Isserlis collaborated with her father