VRScout
DECEMBER 23, 2019
” The Key USA, Iraq | 2019 | 15 Min | Creator: Celine Tricart. This installation invites viewers into Roger Ross Williams’s emotionally moving VR experience about race and restricted movement in America, and afterward connect in an intimate booth at Ben’s Chili Bowl.” It features the music of Gold Panda.”
Mashable VR
FEBRUARY 18, 2022
Together, David and Jackie Siegel not only built a family of eight children (and a pack of lapdogs) but also began construction on "the biggest house in America," a garish Orlando mansion modeled after the Palace of Versailles. He was a timeshare magnate; she was a pageant queen with high-society ambitions. Three Identical Strangers.
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Mashable VR
MAY 2, 2022
As all-encompassing as it is powerfully specific and personal, 1619 is the story of modern America — and the people who built it through blood, sweat, tears, and hope. No matter how much you think you know about Hurricane Katrina, Floodlines reveals how America has only reached the surface of reckoning with this deep national wound.
XR for Business Podcast
DECEMBER 2, 2019
So we would be tying together people from somewhere — maybe even Kazakhstan, some oil and gas training that we did — with trainers that may be in Iraq, or in the UK, or wherever that might be. Most kids in America don’t want to work in a warehouse. And that was all done in a sort of virtual world.
XR for Business Podcast
DECEMBER 2, 2019
So we would be tying together people from somewhere — maybe even Kazakhstan, some oil and gas training that we did — with trainers that may be in Iraq, or in the UK, or wherever that might be. Most kids in America don’t want to work in a warehouse. And that was all done in a sort of virtual world.
XR for Business Podcast
DECEMBER 2, 2019
So we would be tying together people from somewhere — maybe even Kazakhstan, some oil and gas training that we did — with trainers that may be in Iraq, or in the UK, or wherever that might be. Most kids in America don’t want to work in a warehouse. And that was all done in a sort of virtual world.
XR for Business Podcast
DECEMBER 2, 2019
So we would be tying together people from somewhere -- maybe even Kazakhstan, some oil and gas training that we did -- with trainers that may be in Iraq, or in the UK, or wherever that might be. Most kids in America don't want to work in a warehouse. And that was all done in a sort of virtual world. They want to be YouTube influencers.
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