Ahnahktsipiitaa's NFB virtual reality work This Is Not a Ceremony immerses audiences to witness injustice through an Indigenous perspective.
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An interview with We Met in Virtual Reality director Joe Hunting.
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Jordan Tannahill's Draw Me Close is a virtual reality/performance piece that takes users through an emotional odyssey.
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A report from the 2021 Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, which highlighted relationships in space and time.
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"Everything exists in a mixture between Quechua mythology and reality. It’s reality in the sense that we have the plaza, the prison, the mountains – everything we have in Bolivia – but
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VR experience complements her acclaimed short and feature My Enemy, My Brother
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Keep ReadingDOK Leipzig’s history of presenting hybrid, interactive, immersive, VR, and AR works and worlds has come a long way from setting up a handful of web-based and experimental projects in an igloo
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Since the creation of the Vancouver and Montreal based studios, interactive works and VR have taken off and the Board has expanded production in new media across the country.
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The National Film Board (NFB) showcased yet another of its multimedia projects at New York’s influential Tribeca Film Festival this spring. Draw Me Close, a still-in-production long-form virtual reality (VR) experience, follows
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