Project Syria: An immersive journalism experience
More stories about: Cinema, Cinematic Arts, Digital Humanities, Emerging Technology, Journalism
Related stories
Immersive journalism project strikes a chord at global forum
“Project Syria” transforms a YouTube clip of an attack in Aleppo into an immersive experience created in a virtual reality.
USC Demonstrates Immersive Technology
The Integrated Media Systems Center will showcase a live musical performance using high-definition video and immersive audio streamed over the Internet. Is it just as good as being there? Two audiences will judge.
Popular films aren’t making enough progress toward inclusion, report finds
A new report from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative examined thousands of characters from more than a decade of films and found that women, people of color and the LGBTQ community remain marginalized.
USC film students shake off Zoom fatigue by animating themselves
Classmates in the USC School of Cinematic Arts’ animation division collaborate to make visual magic on the commonly used video meeting platform.
Project Syria: An immersive journalism experience
Top stories on USC News
Telemedicine platform teaches parents how to play with their preterm babies
Preterm babies get lots of attention in the neonatal ICU. USC’s Stacey Dusing, a pediatric physical therapist, is conducting research on the best ways to help them thrive at home — starting with play.
St. Agnes Catholic Church, with USC help, distributes hope to residents of South L.A.
When the coronavirus hit, neighbors’ need for food donations grew dramatically. So has St. Agnes’ distribution program, which now helps hundreds of families each week.
Alums’ 3D imaging software could help scientists beat COVID-19 from home
USC grads Kyle McClary and John Paul Francis are bringing imaging technology out of the lab and onto researchers’ laptops and cellphones.