Joshue Ott

Joshue Ott is a creative technologist and entrepreneur who specializes in creating interactive visual and audio experiences.2 He is the President and Creative Technologist at Interval Studios Inc, a company he founded in 2007.2 Ott's work spans various platforms, including mobile devices, concert halls, and other interactive mediums.2

With a background in iOS development and expertise in programming languages such as C++, Objective-C, and Swift, Ott has developed numerous innovative applications.2 Some of his notable creations include 3draw, the Variant series, Morton Subotnick's Pitch Painter, Trident Falling Stars, Thicket, Snowdrift, and Thicket::no-wrap[Classic.2]

Ott's career has been marked by significant roles in the creative technology industry:

1. He served as Technical Director at HUSH from March 2020 to March 2021.2
2. Prior to that, he was Lead Creative Technologist at Fake Love from January 2018 to February 2020.2
3. He has also been a Resident Artist at Times Square Alliance and Eyebeam.2

Ott's educational background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Computer Graphics from Pratt Institute.2 His expertise extends to augmented reality (AR) and mobile application development, with a particular focus on OpenGL and OpenGL ES.2

Throughout his career, Ott has worked on notable projects such as superDraw, a software for live performance drawing used at venues like Mutek and Carnegie Hall.1 His work has been recognized in the fields of experiential and digital design.1

Joshue Ott continues to push the boundaries of creative technology through his work at Interval Studios, creating engaging and innovative interactive experiences.34