VR

Attended a course on VR on wed and thurs ... by myself (awkward turtle mode)

With two other CD producers and other variety ppl 

Was on tenterhooks cause idk how to interact w ppl (as usual) 

But focusing on the content being shared kinda reduced that fear by quite a great deal 

And super thankful for the variety producers who didn't mind my antisocial-ness and treated me like a xmm when I went out filming w them 

Probably made then wonder why a girl in her 20s can be that loss for words :/ 

But thank you y'all! 

Went to the class being pretty apprehensive cause I rlly don't think vr/360 will be widely adopted - cause the ppl who have the goggles and demand for watching 360 is rlly minimal for now

But the course gave me a much wider and better perspective of the technology and industry 

Got to knw more abt the content that 360 videos shld feature (def not traditional media content), the limitations of filming them (stitching), the need for value-adding etc 

Watched a number of 360 films and the innocent man rlly got my heart pumping - fastest ever while watching videos

And the 3D furniture shop version rlly made me feel like I was in the shop itself 

While amazed by the tech and experience 

It is now up to me to reevaluate the effectiveness and purpose of it

And to consider what exactly are the contents that local VR videos can feature 

Technology never stops improving 

The world never stops for those who laze

To stay in the game 

Keep yourself updated 

Stop slacking (!!!)