Hacking the Magic Circle: USSR's Mixed Reality

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United States Games for Change
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XPtUc9Z7Xk


The Magic Circle
Game:
The Magic Circle (2015)
Duration: 15:20
317 views
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What is the responsibility of immersive storytellers in a #alternativefacts era? This presentation takes a look at the biggest magic circle ever drawn: the Soviet Union. CEO of Aconite (a mixed reality storytelling platform) and daughter of Soviet LARPers, Nadya Lev looks at large-scale narrative immersion through the lens of Russian propaganda, mass manipulation, and dissident culture.

Speakers:
* Nadya Lev (Co-Founder, Aconite)



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