“To reclaim colonial structures through virtual acts” – Valencia James (SUGA’)

A work that reflects on rituals, ancestry and colonisation, Suga' takes an accessible approach to give audiences a live dance performance using the innovative Volumetric Performance Toolbox Ancestry has been a common thread of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, as discussed in this recap. Suga’ was one of the works from the New Frontier lineup that focused most directly […]

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“Animation, documentary or fiction… immersive experiences are more and more hybrid!” – Oriane Hurard (Atlas V)

With a double career as a festival programmer (notably the GIFF in Geneva and I LOVE TRANSMEDIA) and producer, Oriane Hurard has spent the last ten years at the heart of new writing until winning the Best VR Story Award

“Offering collective experiences to cultivate a “living together” with digital technology” – Voyelle Acker, Vincent Guttmann (Small Creative)

“Small but strong”: that’s how the Small Creative team, an XR studio and production company based in Paris, humorously describes itself. After supporting a number of VR producers, and a Covid crisis that gave rise to new desires and a

“We all need to remember what it was like to experience VR for the first-time, sometimes a simple 360 can be the most powerful” – Alex Rühl (VR Podcast)

She produces and directs her own VR films, has done a TEDx talk on using VR for good and decided to launch her own podcast during a worldwide pandemic. We decided to sit with Alex Rühl and discuss her XR

“There is a real desire for the public to discover inaccessible environments like Space” – Amaury Solignac (Orbital Views)

Specialist in extreme environments, psychologist by training, Amaury Solignac has been running for more than 8 years a production company of ultra-realistic experiences, Orbital Views, whose goal is to completely immerse professionals (but also the general public) in unknown universes

Editorial⎪Coming back from Tribeca Immersive 2023

Although festivals have been back in person for some time now, this past edition of Tribeca was my first experience attending a in-person XR festival outside of my hometown of Montreal. More importantly, this was also my first time attending

WebVR: belgian startup LucidWeb launches VR content distribution platform

LucidWeb, a leading WebVR and WebAR startup based in Brussels, expands its offering by launching its premium virtual reality (...)