Climate Conversations Part 2: Bronwin Patrickson and Tom White discuss urban design, video game realism, and 360 video in Nepal

Bronwin Patrickson; Tom White

Climate Conversations Part 2: Bronwin Patrickson and Tom White discuss urban design, video game realism, and 360 video in Nepal

Bronwin Patrickson, Tom White

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The second conversation in our i-Docs + Immerse climate conversations pairs Bronwin Patrickson, a digital design researcher with a background as a transmedia practitioner, and Tom White, a visual journalist who teaches at Yale-NUS. Both firmly in lockdown and communicating across oceans — Bronwin in Wales and Tom in Singapore — they began by looking out their windows, then somehow segueing across immersive media practice, planetary health, 360-degree film, and drone scanning, realism in games, player agency, and finally coming full circle back to nature connectedness.

Original language	English
Journal	Immerse: Creative Discussion of Emerging Non-Fiction Storytelling
Publication status	Published - 4 Aug 2020

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immerse

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Climate Conversations Part 2: Bronwin Patrickson and Tom White discuss urban design, video game realism, and 360 video in Nepal

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