Film Festivals and VR: Sundance Institute and the Future of Interactive Media
summary
Sundance Institute’s New Frontier outlines 11 years of concrete experiments: hosting the Oculus Rift prototype 2012 and moving VR from demos to curated work, staking 2015 as the medium’s breakout year and programming 34 pieces in 2016. Examples include Kinect-to-DK2 ports, Cloudscapes, Dear Angelica, Tree and Zero Days, and hybrids like the Johnny Cash project; the program runs a lab and residency support pipeline, funds technical solutions (multi-user screenings, volumetric capture, photogrammetry) and measures impact by audience response and distribution deals.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 6:41History
- 8:21Johnny Cash Project
- 10:09Projection Mapping
- 16:25Curation Process
- 27:03Story Lab
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