A GRX IMMERSIVE CO-PRODUCTION
The March
IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING
Issue
In 2020, TIME and Executive Producer Viola Davis launched a groundbreaking immersive exhibit that recreates one of the most iconic moments in American history, the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The March has now been developed in new innovative formats with experiences on Fortnite, in person, or online here.
Explore March Through Time: An experience that transports Fortnite players to D.C. 63, a reimagined Washington, D.C. for educational content and collaborative mini-games that promote community building and educational curiosity.
In Protest can be delivered for screenings.
Format: VR180
Episodes: 6
Total Run Time: 35min
Synopsis
A story about a teen, advanced technology, and unconscious bias.
Each volume chronicles a different American city, profiling modern activists as they move beyond street protests to confront inequality and injustice in everyday life. These gripping, first-person stories speak to the urgency of the current uprising to inspire a new generation of defiance.
Curriculum
Teachable Themes:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
SOCIAL AWARENESS
IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING
IMMERSIVE DESIGN
MOTION CAPTURE
Los Angeles 2025. As an Insighter, you have been requested to review Case File 456.23 at the Federal Drone Headquarters.
The case centers around 21-year-old Cassius Moore, who qualifies for early release under a new drone-surveillance program after serving two years in prison for biometric hacking. In this program, the government assigns F.E.N.I.X. AI--a drone that is equipped with artificial intelligence and weapons to record Cassius’ every move.
Follow F.E.N.I.X. and the former engineering student as they navigate the world together. Your task is to evaluate how machine-driven data and human-driven biases impact the algorithms and outcomes in law enforcement.
Making
The March
Behind the Scenes
The Trailer
Fortnite Promotion
