Cassandra De Klerck: "Acting In VR, A Whole New World"

08/09/19 • 11 min

In what way is the future of acting influenced by technical innovations such as VR/AR? That's the fundamental idea of the reason why the Dutch Cassandra De Klerck founded Virtual Acting, a company specialized in teaching and consulting how to act in a different environment such as immersive worlds.

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Transcript

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