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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2019 · 43 MIN

Episode 105 - An Interview w/Andy Vick of STXSurreal

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Topicocalypse returns, with this very special episode. On this episode of the Internet's only podcast Josh sits down with the Co-Founder and Co-President of Virtual Reality and Immersive Entertainment at STX, Andy Vick to discuss the VR film The Limit, directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Michelle Rodriguez. We discuss the technology that goes into creating a film in virtual reality, what it's like to work with Robert Rodriquez, where the future of VR entertainment is going, and so much more!  This episode of Topicocalypse is brought to you by Miracle Fruit Oil's Vitabrace High Performance Gaming Wristband. If you use the promo code found in our show, you can get 50% off your next purchase at www.miraclefruitoil.com If you like this episode, you can find back episodes of our show on podbean, iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, podcasts.com, Google Play, Stitcher and other great podcasting outlets. We would also love if you could like, follow, comment, and subscribe to us on social media at Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. And be sure to check out STXSurreal online to find out more about The Limit and what Andy Vick and his team are up to. We hope you enjoy!

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