You’ve been a film producer for years, but lately you’ve been working in a new medium—virtual reality. What’s fun about telling stories over VR as opposed to traditional film?
It’s a really exciting time to be a storyteller. VR is truly the birth of a new medium—not quite traditional film and not quite video games, it’s a whole new thing. Our traditional film tools don’t work in this space—controlling the mise-en-scène through close-ups, wide shots, etc. So there’s a lot of discovery right now, and few hard and fast rules. It’s a very creatively simulating time to be working in the space.