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The Tech Glow Up - Fabulous conversations with innovative minds.
Nathan C Bowser, Awesome Future Studio
56 episodes
6 days ago
There's a philosophical difference between making a film and creating an experience. Paul Raphaël discovered that difference when he put the Oculus Rift on for the first time in 2013. He realized immediately that everything he'd been taught about cinema—framing, pacing, narrative structure—had to get rethought from the ground up. Twelve years later, he's still figuring out what immersive storytelling actually is. At Felix and Paul Studios, they've designed cameras that didn't exist, built exp...
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There's a philosophical difference between making a film and creating an experience. Paul Raphaël discovered that difference when he put the Oculus Rift on for the first time in 2013. He realized immediately that everything he'd been taught about cinema—framing, pacing, narrative structure—had to get rethought from the ground up. Twelve years later, he's still figuring out what immersive storytelling actually is. At Felix and Paul Studios, they've designed cameras that didn't exist, built exp...
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The Tech Glow Up - Fabulous conversations with innovative minds.
There's a philosophical difference between making a film and creating an experience. Paul Raphaël discovered that difference when he put the Oculus Rift on for the first time in 2013. He realized immediately that everything he'd been taught about cinema—framing, pacing, narrative structure—had to get rethought from the ground up. Twelve years later, he's still figuring out what immersive storytelling actually is. At Felix and Paul Studios, they've designed cameras that didn't exist, built exp...