“Building a momentum for your project is key” – René Pinnell (Kaleidoscope)

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This month at Venice VR will be officially launched the new version of his platform Kaleidoscope, a marketplace for immersive contents (...)

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Legendary music artist Jean-Michel Jarre goes full VR for its next live performance with VRrOOm

Jean-Michel Jarre will premiere ‘Alone Together’, a 40-minute musical set in the virtual world of VRrOOm, on June 21.

“Understanding technical tools for more nuanced artistic choices” – Patrick Muroni (RAVE)

At GIFF 2024, the International Immersive Experience Competition featured RAVE, an immersive work by Patrick Muroni that made its world premiere during the 30th edition of the Geneva International Film Festival. RAVE captures the protagonist’s first rave: a journey of

“Integrating several mythologies into the story allowed us to develop a more universal experience” – Poulomi Basu, CJ Clarke (MAYA: THE BIRTH OF A SUPERHERO)

By turns a virtual reality animated film, an interactive pop culture experience or a work with an impact on the place of women in our societies (by questioning our view of female menstruation in adolescence), MAYA: THE BIRTH OF A

Venice Immersive 2024: rendez-vous on Lazzaretto Vecchio (everything you need to know)

The selection of projects for Venice Immersive, the XR – Extended Reality section of the 81st Venice International Film Festival (28th August – 7th September 2024) of La Biennale di Venezia, is now complete. Launched in 2017, the section represents

The Kaohsiung XR Dreamland, one of the biggest asian XR selection

The Kaohsiung Film Festival (KFF) unveils the KFF XR Dreamland program, which includes seven immersive works, ranging from AR, VR, (...)

XR Through The Womanist Gaze 1/3: Education for Women, with Judith Okonkwo

Free access to education remains an enduring issue for a lot of children in Africa, especially those living in rural poor communities. According to UNICEF research, over 18 million children in Nigeria are out of school and girls make up