ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Adam Lisagor, the founder of Sandwich and co-founder of Sandwich Vision, joins Matt Celia on Inside the Shot to discuss the evolution of tech storytelling and spatial media.
From building Theater, an Apple Vision Pro app curated as the "HBO of spatial content”, to directing an immersive commercial for Robot.com using the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera, Adam breaks down what it takes to transition from traditional screens to spatial experiences. They dive deep into camera placement as an active audience participant and why pushing past a century of rectangular cinema is changing the future of filmmaking.
Want to experience Inside the Shot in immersive? The FULL podcast can be viewed in-headset in the Theater app for Vision Pro here.
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