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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#1044: Preview of Sundance New Frontier 2022 with Chief Curator Shari Frilot
The Sundance New Frontier 2022 selection of 15 immersive stories is available starting today until January 30th, and I had a chance to speak with
#1043: Philosopher David Chalmers’ Book “Reality+” May Change How You See Reality: VR is a Genuine Reality & We Can’t Prove We’re Not in a Simulation
Philosopher David Chalmers has an amazing book called “Reality+: Virtual Worlds and the Problems of Philosophy” that is being released on January 25th, and I
#1042: [DocLab] MIT Open DocLab’s William Uricchio on Theory, Practice, & History of Immersive Documentary
William Uricchio is a Professor of Comparitive Media Studies at MIT, who started Open Documentary Lab in 2012 as a research initiative to look at
#1041: [DocLab] Michaela French’s Immersive Dome Experiments & Full Dome Creative Network
Michaela French is a visual artist working with moving image, primarily in immersive experiences in the context of a full dome space. She’s been collaborating
#1040: [DocLab] Francesca Panetta’s Journalistic Experiments in New Forms of Storytelling
Francesca Panetta is a freelance immersive artist, director, journalist who worked at The Guardian experimenting with new forms of storytelling, then as a creative director
#1039: [DocLab] AATOAA’s Frontiers of Interactive & Immersive Projects
Vincent Morisset is the founder of the studio AATOAA, and has been doing interactive projects for the past 2 decades. He’s worked with folks like
#1038: [DocLab] Iranian VR Artist Ali Eslami’s Experiments in Identity & Embodiment
Ali Eslami is an Iranian artist who has been working with VR since 2014 & living in Amsterdam since 2018, and we talked about these
#1037: [DocLab] Moniker’s Immersive Social Experiments & Emergent Interactivity
Roel Wouters is a founding partner of Moniker, which is a small tight-nit studio doing projects on how people relate to technologies, social impact of
#1036: [DocLab] Victoria Mapplebeck’s Self-Shooting Smartphone Filmmaking, & Immersive Video & Audio
Victoria Mapplebeck has been a storyteller for more than 30 years across different platforms, genres, and technologies. She’s a self-shooting director who shifted to smartphone
#1035: [DocLab] Anagram’s Experiential Non-Fiction Stories
May Abdalla & Amy Rose are co-founders of Anagram, which has been exploring ways of telling non-fiction stories experientially using technology. There some of my