Work on projects involving immersive technology LEGACY

This Standard is about working on immersive technology projects.  Immersive technology can include but is not restricted to Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed Reality (MR) and panoramic filming. This standard can apply to prototypes or end products.

This Standard describes what you must be able to do and know to work on an immersive product or project.  It is aimed at anyone from a traditional media background who may or may not have experience of working with immersive technology.  It may be useful to, but is not restricted to, people in the VFX, Animation, Games and Interactive media sectors.
This Standard is for anyone involved with working on a product or project involving immersive technology.

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1. seek information from reliable sources about the requirements and constraints of immersive technology on the projects on which you are working
2. plan your work so that the needs of immersive technologies are factored into your work from the outset
3. use technologies, languages and tools that are appropriate for the immersive technologies with which you are working
4. seek additional information from appropriate people when you are unsure of aspects of your work involving immersive technologies
5. communicate at appropriate times throughout your work on immersive project with others involved
6. respond in a positive way to requested changes when the outputs of your work are not suitable for use in immersive products
7. ensure that your work is carried out within the parameters required for immersive technologies
8. complete your work in line with overall project requirements
9. provide information about your work in appropriate formats to enable easy and efficient use by others involved in developing immersive products
10. maintain your knowledge about developments in immersive technologies using information and guidance from reliable sources

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1. the different immersive technologies and their capabilities including but not restricted to Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed Reality (MR) and panoramic filming
2. relevant standards, conventions and guidelines including guidelines and best practice for user comfort and quality of experience
3. target hardware and software platform(s), the file formats they can handle, and any other technical constraints they present
4. current technologies, languages, tools and best practice that are relevant to development of immersive outputs and available to the project on which you are working
5. user interfaces, how users interact with immersive technology and constraints and opportunities for user interaction
6. differences required for the development of prototypes or end products
7. formats to which assets and their source files can be converted for the immersive technologies with which you are working and when they are appropriate
8. the contribution your work makes to the production of immersive products and the differences between your work with traditional media and your work using immersive technology
9. the parameters for your work so that it is usable within immersive technologies including any requirements for localisation
10. the level of understanding of immersive technology you and the people you are working with have and need to work effectively on immersive products
11. sources of information and guidance about latest technologies, approaches, best practice and current trends in the use of immersive technology and user experience

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30 Mar 2021

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Legacy

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Original

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Creative Skillset

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SKSMIT8

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VFX Technician, Animation Professionals, AR/VR Technician

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AR/VR; 360; immersive technology; mixed reality, product; prototypes; project

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