When:
VR CINEMA
Saturday, 8 June – Sunday, 9 June @ 1pm – 9pm
INTRO TO VR PRESENTATION
Sunday, 9 June @ 2pm
VR/AR/MIXED REALITY PANEL DISCUSSION
Sunday, 9 June @ 4pm
Where:
Festival HQ
Carlow Arts Festival is delighted to announce a dynamic panel for the VR/AR/MR Creatives discussion on Sunday 9th June at 4pm at Carlow College.
The panel will include composer Guillaume Auvray, writer Karen Hunt and assistant director Sarah Bradley all of whom have worked on Immersive Tech experiences.
Guillaume is a composer working with ambisonic orchestral recordings and accompanying 360 video working with musicians including Crash Ensemble, Karen, with her company Narrative Hunt (https://narrativehunt.com/) has collaborated on Virtual Reality interactive narratives such as Tiny Planets Umami which premiered at Cannes in 2018, and Sarah assistant directed a motion capture version of the West End show The Grinning Man for Andy Serkis’ company, Imaginarium for Magic Leap augmented reality glasses.
Come along to hear these creatives in conversation about how and why they are working with the new storytelling medium.
Carlow Arts Festival is delighted to announce a Virtual Reality strand at this years festival. We’ve teamed up with Camille Donegan of Virtual Reality Ireland, to curate a line-up of Virtual Reality films featuring the best in homegrown and international talent.
The VR Cinema will feature a series of VR films from animation to empathy-building documentaries with content for all the family shown on Oculus Go headsets.
Age 13+
1-4pm – VR Shorts Programme 1
A range of VR short films suitable for all the family.
Travel from Africa to Space and back home again!
Age 13+
5-9pm – VR Shorts Programme 2
A range of VR short films suitable for adults only.
Be transported into the shoes of others and get to experience life from their perspective.
Age 18+
FUNDED BY
Eigse-Carlow Arts Limited registered charity no. 20035419.
