Alex Kane:  '“Today’s most innovative artists are always looking for new ways to push boundaries, with their music and their means of connecting with fans,” says [Lucas] Wilson. “[...] We’re used to going to concerts, but very few of us have actually been on stage. We’ve grown accustomed to hearing from our favorite artists on social media, but rarely do those words come directly from their mouths. VR is changing all that. It’s the most personal way of connecting with your fans.”'

Stephanie Coats:  "Bernie Su has already changed the way millions of people watch television and he’s done it without ever putting a show on a major network."

Adi Robertson and Ben Popper:  "Reitman worked with Utah startup The Void as it developed its VR companion to the upcoming reboot, and we got the chance to chat with him about emotional storytelling, technology, tickling digital ghosts, and bringing pornography to high-end virtual reality."

Mignon Fogarty:  "Snapchat is no longer just a private messaging tool for kids" ....

DRC:  These are useful tips for all Snapchat storytellers :)

Emily Buder:  "We go behind the scenes of the first Snapchat movie, a real-time horror flick."

Stuart Dredge:  "Get started with VR on your iPhone or Android phone with these 100 apps, spanning films, games, news and 360-degree photo-sharing" ....

Simon Staffans: "[...] how can we chase our story more efficiently? Here are three tools for anyone to use, that might put you on the right track – the only thing you need is a willingness to challenge your story as it stands today" ...

Joe Carmichael:  "It’s still in the proof-of-concept phase. But we’re sold."

Nicole LaPorte:  "Having established itself as a critical part of movie-marketing campaigns, Wattpad is now looking to produce its own entertainment."

Emily Buder:  "A director's sci-fi algorithm wrote a brilliant sci-fi short film."

Jeremy Adam Smith:  "We know in our gut when we’re hearing a good story—and research is starting to explain why."

Bernard Boo:  "Can great, gimmick-less storytelling be achieved in virtual reality? Two leading studios are paving the way for VR storytelling."

Adrienne LaFrance:  "A machine mapped the most frequently used emotional trajectories in fiction, and compared them with the ones readers like best."

Brian Seth Hurst:  "Producing for VR is a virtual hack-a-thon right now but hopefully this primer will give you some insights into the production process, the technology and the workflow."

Alejandro Dinsmore:  "Chris Milk, one of the leading creators in the VR space is moving away from thinking about VR as a medium in which the author tells a story, and toward thinking about it as a medium in which viewers can, for the first time, step directly into the world of the creator."

Chris O'Falt and Sarah Colvin:  "IndieWire examines how much money, crew, time and equipment it took to shoot the 34 Competition Pilots that screened in Denver. [....] What we learned was that shooting an indie pilot is not terribly different than shooting the micro-budget features that find their way to film festivals."