XR storytelling: from watching scenes to living, choosing, and questioning them

"I realised that I didn’t have to just watch a scene, I could live it." — Charlotte Mikkelborg, artist[[cite:1]]
"With virtual reality and interactive visual features, it comes down to whether a story is suited to multimedia or nonlinear narratives" — Sam Wolson, artist[[cite:2]]
"transforms storytelling from a linear into an interactive experience in which the reader’s choices can influence the narrative" — Eli Joseph, educator[[cite:3]]
"I have no doubt that this will be the future of all of entertainment and really all of computing." — Eugene Chung, VR film writer and director[[cite:4]]
"XR does not solve human problems like bias, fear or violence. It accelerates and amplifies what is already present in society." — Toby Shulruff[[cite:5]]

XR storytelling: from watching scenes to living, choosing, and questioning them

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