_Camerawar.tv
Interactive weekly web series "Camerawar.tv" tackles contemporary issues, encouraging users to explore its archive in any order.
_Balloons of Bhutan
In the participatory documentary project "Balloons of Bhutan," artist Jonathan Harris investigates happiness in all its forms.
_Radio Right Left
Radio Right Left captures Americans' feelings about our collective future in hopes of discovering a common ground that can bring us together.
_Earth: A Primer
Earth Primer defies existing genres, combining aspects of science books, toys, simulations, and games.
_Accused #2 : Walter Sisulu
Using animated illustrations and archival audio, this piece is a window into the Rivonia trial where Walter Sisulu, Nelson Mandela's mentor,…
_Grozny: Nine Cities
Grozny: Nine Cities uses an interactive web documentary format to explore Grozny, the capital of war-torn Chechnya, through nine different…
_That Dragon, Cancer
An immersive, narrative videogame that retells Joel Green’s 4-year fight against cancer exploring themes of faith, hope and love.
_Assassin’s Creed III
A historical fiction action-adventure game, in which players can explore American cities during the 18th century
_Invisible People
Web series "Invisible People" combats stereotypes about the homeless.
_Step to the Line
Step to the Line is a VR documentary shot on location at a California maximum security prison that aims to provoke a shift in the viewer's…
_Forgotten Flags
Forgotten Flags explores how the 2006 Soccer World Cup changed the way Germans perceived their own country forever
_Cinemacity
Interactive mobile app "Cinemacity" geolocates movie clips throughout Paris in the locations that they were shot, letting visitors explore…
_Crisis Guide: Pakistan
Didactic and interactive, the Council on Foreign Relations’ "Crisis Guide: Pakistan" might hint towards a possible future for textbooks.
_Soul Patron
Follow your guide Tokotoko, an animated bunny, through Japanese shrines and city streets on a poignent exploration of Japanese culture and…
_Saydnaya: Inside a Syrian Torture Prison
Using architecture as a way into memory to expose human rights violations inside a Syrian torture prison.
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