Toronto, ON – The fifth edition of the Festival of International Virtual & Augmented Reality Stories wrapped Friday after three days of unforgettable stories powered by immersive media. Celebrating a
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Check out this Explosive Panel for “State Power” from FIVARS 2019
A week before FIVARS 2019 – Jeff Stanzler and his crew assembled the State Power experience that would debut at FIVARS a week later and showed it to a group
ANNA AR – Your Personal Guide to the Stars (Preview)
Title: ANNA Director: Alex Mayhew Country: Canada Runtime: 5 to 10 minutes per day This Augmented Reality experience from KNGFU and Impossible Things, this Augmented Reality guide will connect you
tx-reverse
In a way never before seen, “tx-reverse” shows a collision of reality & cinema & draws its viewers into a vortex in which the familiar order of space & time
FIVARS 2019 Special Talks and Panels
FIVARS Talks, Panels and Special Presentations are included with the purchase of any ticket/wristband. They run daily in the Expansion Space at the Toronto Media Arts Centre from 4-5pm. Get
The Holy City
The Holy City is an interactive exploration of faith set in Jerusalem and told in Extended reality. Title: The Holy City VR Experience Director: Nimrod Shanit, Timur Musabay Format: Interactive
Pagan Peak
Pagan peak VR takes the player on a journey to the darkest corners of the human mind. The player finds themselves in a mysterious alpine cabin, captured by the Krampus
Walk In My Shoes
Title: Walk In My Shoes Director: Tyler Huyser Format: Virtual Reality, Vive Genre/Niche: 360 video Country: USA Running Time: 7m49s Walk In My Shoes is a package of virtual reality experiences that enables diversity training programs
The Cosmic Laughter of Cucci Binaca
World Premiere A (self) love story. Title: The Cosmic Laughter of Cucci Binaca Director: Jonathan Sims Format: Virtual Reality, Vive Genre/Niche: Stereoscopic 360 Country: USA Running Time: 5m Ever wonder what it would be like to
Screensavers VR
Before the internet took over, before memes multiplied, there were windows of computer fantasy all over the world… courtesy of THE SCREENSAVER. What began as a utilitarian application became less