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Ep14 Steve Deitz - Helping Brands Innovate with VR, AR, and More - 900lbs of Creative

from The Jason Croft Show | What drives your business? · host Jason Croft

You know what to do... Brands have got to start embracing virtual reality, augmented reality, and even more in-person, cutting-edge experiences to help their customers and prospects experience something no one else is giving them. Steve Deitz and his team at 900lbs of Creative are helping brands do just that. Steve tells us how he got started and the mind-blowing experiences his agency is creating for huge companies like Shell and Activision, as well as creating innovations that are allowing sick children experience the world in a way they'd never physically be able to otherwise. According to their site, 900lbs of Creative is an innovation lab and creative marketing studio. We’re a collective of experiential designers, interactive artists and visual content developers who design experiences for a diverse range of events, exhibits, and digital media. I can assure you, that just scratches the surface.

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