Spatial storytelling has yet to take off, but storytellers like Emmy-winning immersive director Michaela Ternasky Holland are changing that.

Designer, strategist and worldbuilder Rachel Joy Victor employs “spatial economics” to explore how AI can revolutionize storytelling.

The film balances the darkness of change and war (always implied, never seen) with a fantastical world of vibrant creatures and characters.

Even in short-form video, explains filmmaker and content creator Adrian Per, “You still want to keep the basic principles of storytelling.”

Held Oct. 26, the conference is for photographers and online video creators who want to build their businesses and expand their skillsets.

“Telling your own story, that’s the best part,” content creator Juliana Broste says. “You are in control of what elements are included, what elements are not, and how you want them to feel.”

Douglas Spotted Eagle shares best practices for creating effective video for social media marketing campaigns.

AI for production should be thought of and used as an assistant, according to technologist and “Fathead” producer Tom Thudiyanplackal.

Join a community of creators and learn how to tell your story for free at the Visual Storytelling Conference presented by Future Media.

Immersive Storytelling keynote session at NAB 2023 will explore what’s next for virtual reality, augmented reality and extended reality.

Film editors Austin Keeling and Arielle Zakowski explain how they assembled “Missing,” which was designed to be told entirely on screens.

NAB Show will look at how advanced technology is changing immersive storytelling experiences during a Main Stage session on April 18.