at MSMU Studios – a 5,000 square-foot Toronto warehouse redesigned for the festival. Malicki-Sanchez then created the VRTO Virtual & Augmented Reality World Conference & Expo which was staged at Toronto's Mattamy Athletic Centre (formerly Maple Leaf Gardens). Malicki-Sanchez has been invited to speak about Virtual Reality and its effects on society at Techweek Toronto, the Canadian National Exhibition, and Cinegear Expo, ideacity. In 2020, Keram's essays were published in two books: Handbook of Research on the Global Impacts and Roles of Immersive Media, edited by Jacquelyn Ford Morie and Kate McCallum, and Dyscorpia: Future Intersections of the Body and Technology. Also in 2020, Malicki-Sanchez moved the VRTO conference online, creating a multi-platform experience he coined 'The Flotilla'. It used a video-streaming conference app, the Mozilla Hubs web VR platform running custom code on the Amazon Web Services cloud and hosted a micro summit on accessibility. In October 2020, Malicki-Sanchez was interviewed by podcaster Kent Bye on Voices of VR about the creation of a 4k 360-degree screening space in WebXR for the FIVARS festival. They discussed how, for FIVARS 2021, he created various 3D environments with Blender modelling software and brought them to life using the JanusWeb engine, JavaScript and WebXR and co-developed an immersive 3-screen theater for the web-based event. He was interviewed a second time by Bye to discuss how to curate an international festival for WebXR in 2021 when FIVARS opened its first event in West Hollywood. In September 2021 Malicki-Sanchez was included in the 100 Original Voices in XR list created by former Apple and Google developer Avi Bar-Zeev. He was awarded "Creator of the Year" at 2022 Poly Awards for WebXR development of his WebXR festivals, world design, 360 video productions, and online conference. He produced and brought VRTO back as an in-person event July 20-21st at OCAD University in Toronto, curating a conference about the current surge in text-to-image GAN art and virtual production for television. Be began teaching Blender for Web3D at UCLA Extension in the fall of 2022. Television appearances Faerie Tale Theatre (1985), Lame Boy, Willie Amerika (1987), Young Caleb I'll Take Manhattan (1987), Justin Amberville (child) Zardip's Search for Healthy Wellness (1988), Zardip The Ray Bradbury Theater (1988), Martin Summer Storm (1988), Joey Street Legal (1988), Tom Prouse Friday the 13th: The Series, Ricky (1988) and Peter Marshak (1989) War of the Worlds (1989–1990), Ceeto Katts and Dog (1992)