#TeamHumanLive

Team Human Live was invited to VRTO to discuss the limits of virtual reality experiences and how the medium can be used for new forms of storytelling. Joining Douglas on stage, VRTO Founder, Keram Malicki-Sanchez followed by artist, technologist and organizer, Amelia Winger-Bearskin.
Rushkoff discusses the origins of virtual reality and shares stories of exploring the limits of the medium with Timothy Leary and Terrence McKenna. Together, Rushkoff, Malicki-Sanchez, and Winger-Bearskin ask how virtual reality be used in storytelling, why good VR experiences shouldn’t force us to do certain things, and how we might justify the use of virtual reality in the face of existential crises. It is a wide-ranging discussion that aims to challenge the underlying assumptions of VR’s central operating system.
Credits:
Camera operator: Greg Breen
Front of house sound: Joshua Miles Joudrie
Event Producers of VRTO/Constant Change Media Group:
Keram Malicki-Sanchez
Director of Communications for VRTO: Stephanie Greenall
Executive Administrator for VRTO: Chrissy Aitchison
Equipment courtesy of Charles St Video
Production: Pandor Productions
Venue: Toronto Media Arts Centre
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[@barefootarts737]

More people need to listen to this man talk.

[@duvaughn5543]

Id like to see you interview Charles Hoskinson