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May 30
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Description
Across the country thousands of VR Arcades are popping up, from bespoke VR Entertainment Centers to Mom and Pop Arcades. How do you enter this exciting new Market, and what opportunities exist today? Is now the time to open a VR Entertainment Center or content development studio?
Who should attend?
1.) Entrepreneurs and Investors considering entering the Location Based VR Space
2.) Content Studios considering product development for Location Based Entertainment
3.) Event planners and Experience Operators considering operating VR Experiences at Events
4.) Venues considering hosting VR Events
We will address
The (5) User Roles of Location Based VR UX, and how they work together
- The Guest
- The Event Agent
- The Experience Operator
- The Venue
- The Product Developer
Tools for operating a great VR event
- Consumer grade vs Professional Event Grade Gear
- Things you didn't realize you need, from hygiene to tripods
- Event agent tools to grow and manage a guest list
- Sample Event Budget for a profitable Mom & Pop Arcade
VR UX Product Design for Location Based Entertainment
- Professionally Operated Product vs Consumer
- Sports Ladders vs a Park Rides, retention or throughput
- Guest Media Take Aways
- VR Content for the Instagram
Legal and Budget Considerations
- Balancing the Budget, who pays who
- Product Marketing Events and Loss Leaders
- Hiring the skill sets needed for the best Agents and Operators
- Why you must have an event waiver, stories from the trenches
Speakers
VR Producer & Immersive Product Designer
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VRLab
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