Tuesday, Jul. 23, 2019 • New York, NY

Journalism 360 Unconference

Join us Tuesday, July 23, 2019, in New York City for the Journalism 360 Unconference and Demos, a unique gathering of creators, producers, newsroom leaders and technologists working on immersive storytelling.

Many thanks to The Knight-Bagehot Fellowship in Economics and Business Journalism for hosting us at Columbia University.

Jamie Pallot, co-founder of Emblematic, and Marcelle Hopkins, co-director, Immersive Journalism at The New York Times, will kick off the day with a conversation about the state of immersive journalism, moderated by Shazna Nessa, deputy managing editor, global head of visuals at The Wall Street Journal.

You’ll hear from industry leaders as we explore applications of 360 video, augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality in news. You will get a chance to see demos of the immersive projects supported by the 2018 Journalism 360 Challenge. And importantly, you’ll have a chance to share your ideas and collaborate with others who are passionate about what’s happening in the immersive space.

Have an idea you’d like to talk about or an issue that you’re really hoping we’ll discuss? You can let us know as you complete your registration.

Your ticket includes both the Journalism 360 Unconference and the Demos, which will be at Columbia University on July 23.

The morning will feature conversations about the state of immersive journalism and workshops. In the afternoon, we’ll host interactive conversations about the issues you’re passionate about. And to close out the day, you’ll see demos and hear about Journalism 360 projects.

A light breakfast and lunch will be served, as well as light refreshments during the demos at the end of the day.

Highlights include:

Keynote: The state of immersive storytelling in journalism with Jamie Pallot, co-founder of Emblematic; Marcelle Hopkins, co-director, Immersive Journalism at The New York Times; Shazna Nessa, deputy managing editor and global head of visuals at The Wall Street Journal

Developing innovative AR and VR experiences for new audiences with Mitu Khandaker, CEO, Glow Up Games; Tomi Omololu-Lange, Associate Producer, Enterprise and Immersive Experiences, TIME; Theresa Poulson, Program Director, McClatchy New Ventures Lab

Lessons from immersive storytelling in the field with Travis Daub, Digital Director at PBS NewsHour, Henry Keyser, independent consultant and Trevor Snapp, Co-Founder at Gisa Group

Hands-on workshop: Immersive stories, immersive tools Take a look at a wide range of new immersive stories and get hands on with 360 photo and video with Bob Sacha and Matthew MacVey, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY

Hands-on workshop: How to create + quickly publish AR/VR clips Learn techniques on how to capture volumetric content in the field, and to quickly publish embeddable AR/VR clips using photogrammetry, Depthkit, Sketchfab and Reach with Henry Keyser, independent volumetric consultant and producer

Table Talks Your chance to join interactive conversations about the issues you’re passionate about and to collaborate on problem solving immersive issues

A look at the new Journalism 360 projects, including demos of new immersive projects! See new immersive journalism work from:

  • PBS NewsHour
  • NYC Media Lab & The Associated Press
  • Gisa
  • Electronic Frontier Foundation
  • Datavized Technologies

Join the Journalism 360 Facebook group to connect with others in the community.


  When

Tuesday, Jul. 23, 2019
9 am-7 pm

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  Where

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
2950 Broadway, New York
NY 10027