Scott S. Fisher

Scott S. Fisher is Professor and Chair of the Interactive Media Division at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts. He holds concurrent roles as Project Professor at Keio University (Japan) and President of Telepresence Media. Fisher's career spans academia, industry, and art, with foundational contributions to Virtual Reality (VR) through NASA's Ames Research Center's Virtual Environment Workstation Project (VIEW). His work integrates stereoscopic imaging, immersive environments, and telepresence technologies.

• Education: MIT (M.S. Media Technology, 1981)
• Key affiliations: NASA Ames, Atari Research, MIT's Center for Advanced Visual Studies

Research focuses on:

• Stereoscopic display innovations
• Mobile multimedia systems
• Context-aware storytelling

Notable projects include the Aspen Movie Map (surrogate travel), 3D mobile phone systems, and immersive art installations like 'The Eye in Time.' Exhibitions span international venues including the Pompidou Center and Kwanju Biennale.