Immersive Shooter is the go-to resource for immersive journalists and documentary professionals producing 360 video and VR content. We share industry news, gear reviews, interviews with top VR journalists and filmmakers, tutorials and more.

Authored by professional shooters from around the globe, Immersive Shooter is the place for 360 and VR professionals—both beginners and experts—to find industry insight and nuts-and-bolts production details.

Editorial Staff

Sarah Redohl, Editor

Sarah Redohl is a new media journalist focusing on mobile storytelling, virtual reality/360 content and storytelling for good. Prior to the launch of Immersive Shooter, she served as the VR correspondent for Newsshooter.com and covered new VR/360 technology at events around the world.

Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, the Travel Channel and National Public Radio, among others, and she has presented on TedX stages, MoJoCon, the What If… Conference series and more. Before moving to Cologne, Germany, Sarah taught multimedia and mobile journalism at the University of Missouri—her alma mater—and loved every minute of it.

Redohl has won regional and national awards for her visual storytelling, and is recognized as one of Folio: Magazine’s 15 Under 30 young professionals driving media’s next-gen innovation.

Robert Hernandez, Editor-at-Large

Robert Hernandez, aka WebJournalist, has made a name for himself as a journalist of the Web, not just on the Web. His primary focus is exploring and developing the intersection of technology and journalism – to empower people, inform reporting and storytelling, engage community, improve distribution and, whenever possible, enhance revenue.

He is an Associate Professor of Professional Practice at USC Annenberg, but he’s not an academic… he’s more of a “hackademic” that specializes in “MacGyvering” digital journalism through emerging technologies. His most recent work includes Augmented Reality, Wearables/Google Glass and Virtual Reality — he and his students produce VR experiences under their brand: JOVRNALISM. Their work can be seen in The New York Times, NPR, ProPublica and in their own iOS/Android app.

Hernandez is also the co-founder of #wjchat and co-creator of the Diversify Journalism Project. He has served on boards that have included Chicas Poderosas, InquireFirst and the Online News Association. He is a Journalism 360 ambassador and a lifetime member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. He connects dots and people.

Lindsey Miller, Assistant Editor