I had to learn how to think spatially. That was the first challenge for me. And then I had to learn that it wasn't all long about directing the attention, but choreographing someone's attention and how I use all the different elements and senses that we have. You know, as we move into the future, you can no longer just say immersive. Everything has to be automatically immersive. We would do a motion capture,. scanning characters, all original wardrobe. It was just amazing to go that deep into the details because, you know, Time magazine, they're a journalistic business where everything has to be accurate to the detail of truth.
As new technology arises, so do new opportunities for expression, empathy, and empowerment. Our guest today, Alton Glass of GRX Immersive, shares how he’s making the most of these opportunities and helping others do the same through educational programs designed to help diverse creators take advantage of virtual reality and other emerging forms.
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© 2023 Future of StoryTelling, Corp.
Produced by Future of StoryTelling, Corp.
124 West 13th Street
New York, NY 10011
Founder and CEO, Charles Melcher
Director, Carolyn Merriman
Assistant Producer, Madison Brown
in collaboration with Charts & Leisure
Founder, Jason Oberholtzer
Executive Producer, Mike Rugnetta
Editor, Garrett Crowe
Mix and Music, Michael Simonelli
With special thanks to Alton Glass, Bonnie Eldon, Meghal Janardan, Sarah Vitak, Elisabeth March, Michael Bass, and Megan Worman.