Hype or Here: When Should I Use 360/VR in My Storytelling?

Presented at ONA16
September 17, 2016
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Dozens of newsrooms have gotten into 360 video / virtual reality reporting since ONA15, so it’s time to explore the question of when and where it makes sense to use these technologies in our storytelling. We’ve assembled a group of leading producers to give us a 360-degree view of the most interesting journalism applications of VR to date.

Speakers

Jessica Lauretti
Global Head of RYOT Studio, Oath / RYOT
Jamie Pallot
Co-Founder
Jenna Pirog
Senior Director, Immersive Experiences, National Geographic
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