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Milkman Media, LLC was founded in 2015 with the mission to make peoples’ journeys into immersive media production exciting, familiar, and simple. Starting in 2016, they collaborated with the tech startup Scatter, creators of the volumetric capture tool Depthkit, to create a multi-camera prototype used to capture 360° volumetric recordings of people in motion using a modified version of their volumetric capture tool. Using this system, they filmed Scatter’s documentary ‘Blackout’, a VR experience where viewers roam freely through a New York City subway car and listen in on the thoughts of a diverse crowd of real everyday riders. An official selection at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, ‘Blackout’ invited participants to not only take a virtual ride on the subway train, but also contribute their own volumetrically-captured stories to experience on-site. Milkman went on to film ‘Queerskins: a love story’, a short volumetric narrative set among a grieving couple on the road in rural Missouri, ‘Made This Way: Redefining Masculinity’, a documentary featuring the testimonials and works of transgender artists, and ‘The WaveVR: Imogen Heap’, a hyper-real yet intimate concert performance from the Grammy-winning electronic musician.
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Cory Allen
Cory is a creative technologist whose work in immersive media is focused on seamlessly turning conceptual ideas into real experiences. With years of experience in television productions as an audio & video engineer, and an endless curiosity for the latest advances in technology, he is equipped with the tools, protocols, and imagination to combine the richness of storytelling with the power of immersive media. As part of the Scatter team who created ‘The Changing Same: Episode One - The Dilemma’, Cory has been nominated for a Documentary Emmy for Outstanding Interactive Media: Innovation.