Jordan Kutzer

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Got gifted the Olympic Electric editions of the Nike Romaleos 4!

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We don’t really know yet! She’s exploring a few different career directions!

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Rebecca’s last cross country race as a pro!! Crushed it!

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VR isn’t just games and immersion. It’s social animation. VR gives every user an accessible animation studio to create social 3D shorts.

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TikTok highlighted that we were in an “Internet Discovery Crisis” and people flocked to the app to be discovered.

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I went on the BoostVC podcast to chat VR! https://open.spotify.com/episode/1puzVgxmU6Phu5SM8hhRQE?si=r9so3OjSS_WP9snIyy-eyQ

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The transition from Don’t Blame Me to Look What You Made Me Do is my absolute favorite. I also lost it at Cruel Summer as well. So powerful

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Oh she did! Haha

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A truly overwhelming experience. Loved the Eras Tour!

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Pregaming the Eras Tour here in Vancouver!

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When you start a VR studio, you’re actually starting a media company. There are only so many VR headsets and users. Getting users to care requires a constant content pipeline from your studio to where your users/players/customers are hanging out online. Luckily, VR makes great video and we are living in the best possible time for short-form video creation! From the second you start creating, you should be capturing video IRL and in VR. Chop those recordings up and post them everywhere, multiple times every day. You never know what will work, when or on what platform. Over time, you will quickly learn what works in the content. Then the content and the comments will begin to inform what you code. VR projects should ultimately be bent to the content that performs best. This is what we do at Throwback Studios! Video and entertainment comes first! We work this way because you can reach so many more flat screens through video than you can reach VR users in headsets.

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The top request I'm hearing from VR developers: "I need a good video editor."

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Love this and, as usual, think you're 100% spot on with this

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Was seeing some movie critics say Moana 2 was a cash grab and I was like… it’s a movie created to make money, that’s partially the point of the business. Was just odd to see a kids movie called a cash grab by people in the industry

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What is different about culture now where people complain that things are “cash grabs”? Video games, movies… what has shifted to cause people to get upset that products are made to make money?

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Comedians figured out that building a team to pump out a steady stream of clips from podcasts and gigs would make them enough money so they wouldn't have to do TV/movies where they give up creative freedom to big studios. This process is starting with game devs.

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I think so if you can generate enough content. Main thing that stinks is when we experiment with paywalls, we always get hate. I sometimes wish we just charged a little up front so players are less inclined to complain

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I’m thankful for MRR being up 650% from one year ago

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You’re cooking now!!

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Escaped Seattle rain for a Hawaiian Thanksgiving week!

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