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Ep. 11 - VR remote learning, interactive/branching storytelling, XR and its future potential
For this eleventh episode, I had the pleasure of having Thomas Wallner who is a two-time Emmy Award and SXSW Interactive Award-winning producer, writer, director and game designer working in feature film, television, games and interactive media. He is also the director and producer of The Polar Sea, the world’s first long format 360° documentary film, and the founder of Liquid Cinema VR, a revolutionary gaze-triggered that allows filmmakers, journalists, advertisers and educators to create and distribute cinematic VR.
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By Justin Baillargeon, Ph.DFor this eleventh episode, I had the pleasure of having Thomas Wallner who is a two-time Emmy Award and SXSW Interactive Award-winning producer, writer, director and game designer working in feature film, television, games and interactive media. He is also the director and producer of The Polar Sea, the world’s first long format 360° documentary film, and the founder of Liquid Cinema VR, a revolutionary gaze-triggered that allows filmmakers, journalists, advertisers and educators to create and distribute cinematic VR.