Immersive theater: Through a political lens
Experience immersive theater in 360-degree video — a type of theater where the audience does not sit safely in seats but are instead thrust into the action of the scenes themselves.
Paul Wallace
Paul is an immersive storyteller working within exploration-based media. He holds a B.A. in Art-Semiotics from Brown University, and is currently doing research at Stanford University on spatial narrative – specifically, how storytelling unfolds through the act of exploration in media such as 360-video, virtual reality, video games and immersive theater. Prior to Stanford, Paul enjoyed a career producing award-winning advertising campaigns for video games such as "Assassin's Creed,” producing projection-mapped stage content for live-shows such as "Marvel Universe Live,” writing and directing the feature film “THE FACE” and producing site-specific performance art events such as the "Port Huron Project.”