The Power of Interactive World-Building to Illuminate Reality
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From the Interactive Media & Games Seminar Series; David Sarno, Founder & President of Lighthaus Inc. describes how powerful storytelling tools can be aimed towards reality: allowing the user to explore the inside of a human cell, great events in history, or the underground workings of an oil tanker. Interactive 3D visualizations -- whether they have game-like elements or not -- can take us to frontiers of reality that cameras can't reach, and that words can't describe.
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