“I always try to bring visual poetry to our animation projects” – Amaury Campion (Studio Geppetto)

Studio Geppetto is a French creative studio specializing in animation and motion design for narrative projects in virtual reality—but that's not all. We talk to the studio's founder, Amaury Campion, who is attending Venice Immersive this year with two projects: EDDIE AND I by Maya Shekel (as co-producer) and LESS THAN 5 GR. OF SAFFRON […]

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“We need to offer artists a place to express themselves” – Ari Tarr (OFF-RAIL / SEIKUKEN)

Not only Ari Tarr’s latest works offer actors and improvisers a space where they can express themselves. They also open a path to better understand the audience and the psychology behind VR, human interactions and human behaviour. We discussed with

Scientific truth and immersive illusion: XR, the test of reality

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XR Backstory: PLAYTIME, by Catherine Bazinet, Maxime Boisvert, Ronan Le Gall, Alexis Maher & Charles Tétreault

Selected by the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC) in 2019, PLAYTIME is a student project produced by Catherine Bazinet, Maxime Boisvert (...)

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After several years in development, Mathieu Pradat had a successful year in 2024, presenting two multi-user experiences at festivals. After THE ROAMING at Cannes, RENCONTRES made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. This latest project was the result