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<P><SPAN>We know frontier technologies like VR can be confusing and</SPAN><SPAN>overwhelming thats why we created the VR101 workshop. In the space</SPAN><SPAN>of an hour, attendees learn about the fundamentals of virtual reality,</SPAN><SPAN>different types of VR content, the future of the industry, & best</SPAN><SPAN>practices for storytelling. Well also explain the costs associated</SPAN><SPAN>with creating VR, & what a typical timeline looks like. We demo both</SPAN><SPAN>360 & room-scale content & wrap up by walking through a sample</SPAN><SPAN>pitch to demonstrate how the creative scope might come together. This</SPAN><SPAN>should give agency folks the tools they need to bring us in to sell</SPAN><SPAN>their clients on VR projects.</SPAN></P>
<P><SPAN><SPAN>Friends With Holograms provides education, creative strategy, and</SPAN><SPAN>technical expertise in virtual reality for brands, agencies, and</SPAN><SPAN>entertainment companies. A full-service agency, we explain everything</SPAN><SPAN>from the ins & outs of the medium to the latest tech developments,</SPAN><SPAN>all while connecting our clients with the right partners to achieve</SPAN><SPAN>their creative visions & deliver great content.</SPAN></SPAN></P>
<P><STRONG>About the Instructor -<SPAN>Cortney Harding</SPAN></STRONG></P>
<P><IMG SRC="https://cdn.evbuc.com/eventlogos/164930846/cortney027small-1.jpg">Cortney Harding is a professor, author, & the founder of FriendsWith Holograms, an agency that helps brands, advertisers, andentertainment companies understand VR & other emerging technologies.Harding teaches a series of seminars that explain best practices forusing VR, creating content, & staying up-to-date on the latesttechnical developments in the space. She also offers consulting forbrands & agencies who want to make the leap into VR, using her deepnetwork of connections to put them together with the best partners tomake their visions a reality.</P>
<P>Prior to launching Friends With Holograms, Harding worked onpartnerships for Moth+Flame VR, which has produced content for brandslike AT&T, Ram Trucks, & Discovery Communications. She spent severalyears consulting for music-tech companies & before that, served asthe music editor at Billboard Magazine.</P>
<P>Harding has released two books: "How We Listen Now: Essays andConversations About Music & Technology" & How Well Listen Next:The Future of Music From Streaming to Virtual Reality. She is alsothe co-editor of the Music Business Toolbox & the second edition ofMusic Success<SPAN CLASS="aBn"><SPAN CLASS="aQJ">in Nine Weeks</SPAN></SPAN>, & writes regularly for Cuepoint andUpload VR, among other outlets.</P>
<P>Additionally, Harding is a professor at the Clive Davis School ofMusic at NYU, & has been a frequent speaker at conferences likeSXSW, Further Future, VRDC, VRLA, & Creative Tech Week.</P>
<P>She is also the co-founder of Dreamfuel, a crowdfunding startup thathelps athletes & teams raise money for their training & equipmentneeds while engaging with a wider community of fans & supporters.</P>
<P>Harding received an MPA from New York University, & her BA fromWellesley College. She lives in New York City, & is a thirty-ninetime marathoner & ultra-marathoner.</P>
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