In 2016, Tribeca Film Festival’s Immersive Hub was full of wonky, experimental, five-minute demos of what VR films could be…
Author: Michael Hicks
Michael Hicks
After years of freelance writing for several major tech blogs like Techradar, Wareable, and Digital Trends, I am now Senior Editor at Android Central, a Mobile Nations blog dedicated to the Android ecosystem.
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The Tribeca Film Festival is famous for its indie films, risk-taking artists and unconventional narratives. Those same subversive directors and…