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IRIDiuM+: deep media storytelling with non-linear light field video

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We present immersive storytelling in VR enhanced with non-linear sequenced sound, touch and light. Our Deep Media [Rose 2012] aim is to allow for guests to physically enter rendered movies with novel non-linear storytelling capability. With the ability to change the outcome of the story through touch and physical movement, we enable the agency of guests to make choices with consequences in immersive movies. We extend, IRIDiuM [Koniaris et al. 2016, 2017] to allow branching streams of full-motion light field video depending on user actions in real time. The interactive narrative guides guests through the immersive story with lighting and spatial audio design and integrates both walkable and air haptic actuators.

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      SIGGRAPH '17: ACM SIGGRAPH 2017 VR Village
      July 2017
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      ISBN:9781450350136
      DOI:10.1145/3089269
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      1. VR
      2. light fields
      3. non-linear storytelling
      4. real-time rendering

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