The document discusses how virtual reality can affect our sense of reality and participation in everyday life. It also summarizes answers from Quora about why VR is popular, allowing users to experience scenes from movies firsthand, and how VR can improve immersive jobs. The rest of the document outlines a potential product for filmmakers to visualize movie ideas and sets in virtual reality by providing dimensions and cost calculations.

1. Pauline Seibert Professor Klinkowstein

2. “We want to make it plausible for storytellers to imagine
allowing the audience inside these worlds as if they exist for
real, not limited to fantasy,” -John Gaeta
“Rewriting the Rules of Reality”
http://www.iftf.org/future-now/article-detail/rewriting-the-rules-of-reality/
Research From the Web and Quora

3. My Question: “How does the presence of virtual reality affect
our sense of reality in our everyday lives?”
Research From the Web and Quora

4. Other Questions:
“Why is virtual reality so popular?”
Answer: “why wouldn’t it be? It allows you to not only watch
what happens when you push a button on a screen, but act
out any and all your favorite movie… scenes.”
“How does virtual reality participate in our lives?”
Answer: “Virtual reality is making life better for people who
are in immersive jobs.”
Research From the Web and Quora

5. “This product allows filmmakers to visualize and
present movie ideas and sets in a new way”
Draft Product or Service Description

6. Audience
● Filmmakers and aspiring filmmakers
○ Helps cement their own vision
● Set designers
○ Helps with picturing sets to scale
● Members of the film industry
○ Helps with visualizing how a production will look from
the start
User/Customer Experience Map

7. About the Product
● Handheld device - programmable for each
user
● Bringing filmmaking into the future
● gives dimensions and calculates price for sets
User/Customer Experience Map

8. Encountering the Product On-Line
● Film industry blog posts
● Social media
● Film websites
User/Customer Experience Map

9. Encountering the Product Off-Line
● networking events
● Tech stores
● Film/TV sets
User/Customer Experience Map