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Second-year Design | Media Arts student Nate Mohler uses a 360-degree camera to make immersive short films and to document his artwork. Mohler shot one of his short films, &quot;Staring Contest,&quot; in an abandoned warehouse. During the staring contest, the viewer&#039;s opponent&#039;s head explodes, and the viewer can look around at the newly blood-spattered walls. (Manpreet Grewal/Daily Bruin)

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Nate Mohler had to translate a Korean instruction manual the first time he operated a 360-degree camera. The Samsung Gear 360 camera, which was so new at the time that it didn’t even come with English instructions, has come into the mainstream since Mohler first picked it up in the summer of 2016, he said.

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Collecting Creatives: Design student puts spin on storytelling with 360-degree camera

By Linda Xu

May 10, 2017 10:35 p.m.