Temple University Seeks Adjunct Instructor in VR

Opportunities
November 13, 2017

The Department of Film and Media Arts at Temple University seeks applications for an adjunct instructor to teach a course this spring semester in narrative and/or documentary storytelling through Virtual Reality (VR). The instructor should be able to teach VR production using a variety of 360 VR cameras, VR post-production in Premiere and supported plug-ins and innovative approaches to telling stories with these emerging technologies. Ability to teach Unity is a plus. The course will be offered to advanced undergraduate and graduate level students in Film and Media Arts and be open to students from other programs in the university. Applicants should send a brief cover letter, CV and work sample to the department chair, Professor Jeffrey Rush <jrush@temple.edu>.

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