The No Proscenium Podcast

Creative technologist and author Stephanie Riggs (“The End of Storytelling: The Future of Narrative in the Storyplex”) joins hosts Noah Nelson and Kathryn Yu to talk about the upcoming 5th Wall Forum, which will bring immersive technologists and theatre-makers together on December 4th & 5th.

Learn more in this week's episode, or cut to the chase and get your application in for the Forum's free Masterclass or Connector before the November 30th deadline. 

SHOW NOTES

• NoPro's Holiday Gift Guide (2020 Edition)
• Room Escape Lover’s Holiday Gift Guide – 2020
• All Arts Organizations Are Media Companies Now’: How the Pandemic Is Transforming Theater (Variety)

 

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Jose Perez III and Alyssa Finley of ILMxLAB join us to talk about Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge, the latest release from Lucasfilm's pioneering immersive entertainment studio. The virtual reality experience dropped on the Oculus Quest platform this week, and we take a dive into what the studio has learned about storytelling in the new medium.

 

Show Notes

• Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge at the Oculus Store
• Living on the Edge, the ‘Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge,’ That Is (The NoPro Review)
• 5th Wall Forum
• Meet Lucy, An AI Generated Character, Who Wants To Meet You

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Long time friend of the show, and veteran installation designer Lonnie Hanzon, joins us to talk about the 2020 edition of Camp Christmas. 

What began as a major holiday installation in Denver has turned into a hybrid digital/at-home activity experience because of our pandemic year.

Nerd out on design challenges, logistics, VR, and the world to come in this very No Proscenium episode of No Proscenium.

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Host Noah Nelson and NoPro's Executive Editor Kathryn Yu talk magic, Live VR Theatre, and Gather.Town in this chat recorded on Nov. 5th, 2020.

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After ten years in DTLA, and after becoming one of the primary hubs of immersive and experiential work in Los Angeles, Think Tank Gallery is leaving DTLA. You know why: COVID-19. But not before one last banger: join us as we talk with Think Tank's Jacob Patterson about the past, present, and future of the gallery... and as we get a special visit from the creator of the last show at Think Tank -- RIP White Jesus -- comedian and filmmaker Hisham Fageeh.

Visit http://thinktank.gallery and scroll to the bottom to follow the  newsletter for an invite to RIP White Jesus Virtual Eviction Party

Visit http://serialkillerspeed.dating for their Halloween show for singles (currently M/F and M/M)

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It's here!

We've come to the end of our Ducktales 2017 Season One journey. 

We're mostly shocked at HOW MANY OF YOU joined us. Seriously. This was a fan favorite?

We're going to do more like this, reality pending. But before all that can begin, we have to finish what we've started.

EPISODES DISCUSSED   The Secret(s) of Castle McDuck! The Last Crash of the Sunchaser!

The Shadow War! (Parts I & II)

Your assignment for next time:

Get some rest!

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It's the penultimate episode of our deep dive into the 2017 Ducktales reboot. This time out we get ever closer to the final mysteries of season one, and learn more than we ever expected to learn about Mrs. Beakley.

EPISODES DISCUSSED  

From the Casefiles of Agent 22

Who is Gizmoduck?

The Other Bin of Scrooge McDuck

Sky Pirates... in the Sky! 

Your assignment for next time:

Finish Season One

 

 

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Dragon Productions Theatre Company's Max Koknar, Ariel Aronica, and Jacob Vorperian join us to talk about All We Have To Fear: Party at the End of the World, their new theatre/game hybrid that uses Gather to recreate the experience of an immersive theatre space like the former Speakeasy in San Francisco, along with some tweaks to the system created by the Dragon to add a game layer to the proceedings. 

We dive in on the eve of the show's opening. For the curious amongst you: there's a handful of free tickets using the code NOPROFREE that are usable through the end of the month, and a $10 discount NOPRO once those free tickets are gone.

 

PLUS: early impressions of the Oculus Quest 2. (Check out our unboxing and first impression videos.)

(And yes, this is episode 269, I think I say 268 at the top because I was using the wrong document for the intro!)

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Mikhael Tara Garver of 13EXP is back, and she's bringing along some friends who are all working on the upcoming RIO REVEALS series, created in collaboration with RIVER LA the new series will extend to both digital and physical experiences about and around the LA River.

Along with Mikhael, we are joined by experiential producer Daniel Penilla, and composers Jonathan Sanford and Amanda Yamate, to talk about the unique project about this most unique of rivers.

Show Notes

• RIO REVEALS
• The Everything Immersive FB Group Code of Conduct
• The NoPro Slack

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Climate change was once a hidden crisis, but here in California it has taken the already dangerous time of year known as "fire season" and accelerated it to something apocalyptic in nature.

Writer-performer Monica Miklas and her director-producer Lauren Ludwig – the co-founders of LA's Capital W – join us to talk about Fire Season. This new socially-distanced production projects a collection of Miklas' essays on the nature of change itself via FM radio onto the landscape of the Santa Monica Mountains, which have themselves been touched by flames.

Show Notes

The Everything Immersive Facebook Group

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