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Milkman Media, LLC was founded in 2015 with a mission to make immersive media production accessible, exciting, and intuitive. In 2016, the company collaborated with tech startup Scatter, creators of the volumetric capture tool Depthkit, to develop a multi-camera system capable of capturing 360° volumetric recordings of people in motion. Using this system, Milkman filmed Scatter’s documentary Blackout, a VR experience allowing viewers to roam freely through a New York City subway car and hear the thoughts of a diverse group of real riders. An official selection at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, Blackout invited participants to contribute their own volumetric stories to the experience.
Milkman went on to produce a range of immersive projects, including Queerskins: A Love Story, a short volumetric narrative following a grieving couple 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, intimate concert performance from the Grammy-winning electronic musician.
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Cory Allen
Cory is a creative technologist specializing in immersive media, focused on transforming conceptual ideas into tangible experiences. With years of experience as an audio and video engineer in television production and a relentless curiosity for emerging technologies, he combines storytelling expertise with technical innovation. As part of the Scatter team behind The Changing Same: Episode One – The Dilemma, Cory received a Documentary Emmy nomination for Outstanding Interactive Media: Innovation.