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Themed Experience & Attractions Academic Society Presentations From IAAPA Expo 2023
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TEAAS 2023: Boiler Gold Rush to Excellence - A Dark Ride Educational Experience
TEAAS 2023: Why Every College Should Offer an Interdisciplinary Elective About Themed Entertainment
TEAAS 2023 keynote: The Growth of ‘Immersive’ in Themed Experiences
TEAAS 2023: Digital Twins in Themed Entertainment
TEAAS 2023 Keynote: “Our Cartoon City Upon a Hill: Why Disney Theme Parks Matter in America”
TEAAS 2023: Developing a Design Solution which Improves Interactive, Gamified Technologies
TEAAS 2023: How to Create Believable Illusions in Live Entertainment: TEAAS
TEAAS 2023: Dimensional Fear: The Presence of Narrative in Theme Park Halloween Event Haunted Houses
TEAAS 2023: Full Keynote “Our Cartoon City Upon a Hill: Why Disney Theme Parks Matter in America”
TEAAS 2023: Nostalgia Can’t Be Forgotten: Nostalgia in Theme Parks
TEAAS 2023: Light Art: Art & Entertainment in the Early Twentieth Century
TEAAS 2023: Martin Lewison opening remarks
Themed Experience & Attractions Academic Society Presentations From IAAPA Expo 2022
Writing Key Concepts in Theme Park Studies: An Interdisciplinary Experiment
IAAPA TEAAS keynote address with Len Testa
TEAAS 2022: The Role of Narrative Structure in Location-Based Experiences: Sarah Hicks
TEAAS 2022: Core Design Elements From Immersive Theatre For Diegetic Theme Park Queues
TEAAS 2022: Why Spider-Man Can't Go to Disney World. Michael Burnstein
TEAAS 2022 Afternoon keynote address: Ellen Lupton
TEAAS 2022: Apparitions: Designing For Illusionistic Screen Space: Joel Zika, Kent State University
TEAAS 2022: The convergence of embodiment and interactivity in themed entertainment
TEAAS 2022: The Prevalence of Storyworlds and Thematic Landscapes In Global Theme Parks
TEAAS 2022: UCF/Meow Wolf Writers Workshop. Ken Neville, Meow Wolf, Executive Producer
Themed Experience & Attractions Academic Society Presentations From IAAPA Expo 2021
TEAAS 2021: Catenate: Creating an Interdisciplinary Art Project
TEAAS 2021- keynote address
TEAAS 2021 - A comparative study of perceived immersion at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
TEAAS - Does Color Impact Theme Park Visitors’ Perceived Creativity, Value, and Loyalty?
TEAAS - Christian Rogers IUPUI - Developing Soft Skills
TEAAS 2021: A Journal of Our Own: Journal of Themed Experience and Attractions Studies
IAAPA Chairman Ken Whiting Addresses TEAAS at IAAPA expo 2021
TEAAS 2021 - Coasters, Dark Rides, and Shows. Cody Havard