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Field of View: 360 Video Festival is an inaugural 360-degree video festival in College Station, Texas, hosted by Texas A&M University’s Institute for Applied Creativity. It is notable as the first video festival held in the Igloo Studio and is designed to showcase immersive storytelling, bridging technology and artistry through works presented in the studio and a virtual reality environment. The festival features 360 videos across narrative, documentary, experimental, screendance, and education/research categories, positioning Texas A&M as a developing center for immersive media in the academic festival circuit. [1][2][3]
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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