Using Physical Space for Storytelling

  • Wednesday, Oct 14 – 1:15 PM – 2 PM ET (17:15 – 18 UTC)
  • Not available virtually
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The future of storytelling is bringing a variety of platforms, loaded with opportunities and challenges. While it may feel like something from a sci-fi movie, augmented reality is quickly approaching and changing how we may experience a news story. AR is not simply overlaying movement atop of a static image. The true value of AR is the use of space to add context to stories in new ways.

Join a panel of leading immersive storytellers as they discuss, debate and share insights about telling stories via physical spaces.

This session is designed for:

  • Journalists and editors looking to better understand the opportunities and challenges of augmented reality
  • Newsroom leaders interested in incorporating immersive storytelling structures in their organizations

  • Anyone who would like to learn more about the new horizons of journalism tech

Speakers

Michaela Ternasky-Holland
Immersive/Interactive Storyteller, Freelance
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Karthik Patanjali
Special Projects Editor, The New York Times
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