Los Angeles Ashworth, Kansas

Los Angeles · recording for 38 years

You don’t watch it. You stand where they stood.

Sense/Net makes first-person recordings. Fullfield captures a performance from the performer’s own position (picture at eye level, sound at the ear, motion, touch and breath) and plays it back to you the way it happened to them.

What Fullfield records
The binocular visual field, plotted as a perimetry chart TEMPORAL 100° BLIND SPOT SUPERIOR 58° BINOCULAR FIELD 214° × 133° OVERLAP 120°
The human field of view, about 214 degrees across. A Fullfield headpiece records 186 of them.

New on Fullfield

The current slate

The full catalogue

Fullfield Originals · single take

Overnight to Barstow

Eleven hours and fourteen minutes in the cab of a refrigerated truck, from the port at San Pedro to a distribution yard in the Mojave, recorded in a single take.

Fullfield Originals674 minMotion: Gentle

Fullfield Live · recorded in concert

Second Desk

Fullfield Live96 minMotion: Gentle

Fullfield Originals

The Long Pour

Fullfield Originals52 minMotion: Moderate

Fullfield Originals

Low Tide, Point Dume

Fullfield Originals41 minMotion: Moderate

Fullfield Originals

Before the Trucks

Fullfield Originals63 minMotion: Moderate

Fullfield titles in distribution
1,8471
Hours of recorded performance in the Library
61,4122
Performers recorded under the Consent Standard
2,3123
Members of the public in a title without a release
04
  1. At June 30, 2026, including 312 Fullfield Archive titles restored from the Library.
  2. Every format since 1979: binaural tape and cassette, brow-camera tape, early first-person video and Fullfield masters.
  3. Since the Standard was first published in 2012.
  4. Every bystander in a Fullfield title released since September 2023 is a released extra or a person Fullfield Ambient created. See the 2026 Transparency Report.

Newsroom

Latest from Sense/Net

All news

  1. Library

    The Library begins digitizing 11,240 cassettes from the company’s first decade

  2. Trust & Safety

    Sense/Net publishes its 2026 transparency report

  3. Company

    Sense/Net opens Stage 6 in Sun Valley, its first stage built for Fullfield

  4. Fullfield

    “Overnight to Barstow” is the longest single-take Fullfield recording

  5. Library

    The Library deposits the Vance binaural reels with Lazarus

Cross-section of the Sense/Net Library at Ashworth, Kansas The reading room and a steel headframe stand at the surface. A single shaft descends through sand, shale and anhydrite to a bed of rock salt, where six storage galleries, A to F, are cut at 652 feet. The salt bed holds a steady 68 degrees Fahrenheit and about 45 percent relative humidity. READING ROOM HEADFRAME ABCDEF GALLERIES A–F · 652 FT · 68°F · 45% RH Topsoil and river sandShale and siltstoneAnhydrite and shaleRock salt, Hutchinson Salt MemberShale 0 ft100 ft200 ft300 ft400 ft500 ft600 ft700 ft800 ft

The Sense/Net Library

Six hundred and fifty-two feet under Kansas

Since 1994 the company’s masters have been kept in galleries cut into a bed of rock salt beneath Ashworth, Kansas, where the temperature has not moved from 68 degrees in living memory. The Library holds every recording Sense/Net has made, the catalogues it has bought, and a reading room above ground that any researcher can book.

Copies of retired products and out-of-commerce titles are deposited with Lazarus, the digital preservation programme, so that they can still be opened when the machines that played them are gone.

Trust and safety

How a performer says yes, and how they take it back

Every Fullfield recording is made under the Sense/Net Consent Standard, public since 2012 and now in version 4.2.

  1. 01

    Casting

    Every performer is told, before they audition, which tracks the recording will capture and where it will be shown.

  2. 02

    Consent session

    A recorded conversation with a producer and, if they want one, a representative of their choosing. The breath and heart-rate tracks are agreed separately and can be refused without losing the booking.

  3. 03

    Capture

    A performer can stop a take at any point by raising a closed fist, the signal on every Sense/Net set since 1991.

  4. 04

    Review

    The performer sees the final cut in a review carrel before anyone else does, and may withdraw.

  5. 05

    After release

    A performer may ask for a title to be withdrawn from public access at any time. We do it within 30 days.

9 open roles in Los Angeles, Sun Valley and Ashworth, Kansas.

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