VIRTUAL REALITY
Tell Me, Inge
Tell Me, Inge… is an immersive, conversational XR experience built around the recollections of Holocaust survivor Inge Auerbacher. Viewers can experience Inge’s testimony in VR, and 360 Web XR and use their voice to ask Inge questions. As they do they inhabit Inge’s memories of Terezin and of the family, friends and strangers whose stories she still carries with her. The project combines StoryFile’s ‘Conversational Video AI’ technology with 3D, 360-degree hand-drawn animation.
Produced by StoryFile in collaboration with Meta, 2023.
Nothing Is Safe
A 360 heist film designed for the VR medium. Two young thieves break into a luxury mansion with the help of their high-tech robot, attempting to steal a mysterious prize.
Released and distributed by Veer VR in 2022. Featured at the Cannes Marche du Film XR Development Showcase 2020.
A Classroom Through Time
A Classroom Through Time, commissioned by the Anti-Defamation League, is an interactive VR experience in 5 chapters which puts the viewer in a single classroom over different eras of in history, witnessing instances of hate speech, hate crimes and discrimination. What makes the experience unique is the viewer's ability to speak out loud and converse with virtual characters, using AI and natural language processing.
The Last Goodbye
In The Last Goodbye, experience the powerful personal testimony of Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter as he takes audiences with him on his final visit to Majdanek, the Nazi German concentration and extermination camp where his parents and sister were murdered during World War II. The photo-real experience presents an entirely new way of capturing truth for the future, encouraging viewers to explore the spaces depicted. USC Shoah Foundation will archive Gutter's testimony in support of their mission to use testimony as a compelling voice for education and action.