What if you could get quantifiable data from someone's VR Experience?
VR Experience Data Is A Game Changer
We shoot multiple outcomes. Viewers select the choice that best fits. Measurable metrics.
WE DELIVER MEASURABLE SOLUTIONS
TrainingWe created the first VR Training for McDonald's.
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Travel IndustryWhat do your potential customers choose when given a choice? We'll help them tell you.
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The VR AwardsCurrently a nominee for the 2020 VR Awards.
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360˚ Video Production. And the Flat, Easy stuff too.
Award-Winning VideoWe've won numerous awards for our campaigns for everything from corporate video to music videos to having a movie at Sundance.
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Marketing Focused ProductionOur background is media buying for companies such as Cirque du Soleil, Precor, NASCAR, etc. For the past 16 years, now we create content that works.
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Soup to nutsWe take projects from concept to completion. And have worked with some of whom you might've heard.
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What Is the difference between 360˚ Video
And
VR - Virtual Reality Video
And
AR - Augmented Reality
Simply put:
360 VIDEO is video that you can see in all directions.
VIRTUAL REALITY is generally seen through a headset that will immerse you in the world you are watching...but it isn't always necessarily in 360˚. It can be 270˚, 180˚ or sometimes even less.
AUGMENTED REALITY is when elements are added to the screen, usually in a realtime. For example, you might be looking at your kitchen through your phone's camera. As you look around, everything appears normal. But then you see a dinosaur standing on your counter as you move the camera past your countertop. This has been added through augmented reality and can look "real" in real time.
360 VIDEO is video that you can see in all directions.
VIRTUAL REALITY is generally seen through a headset that will immerse you in the world you are watching...but it isn't always necessarily in 360˚. It can be 270˚, 180˚ or sometimes even less.
AUGMENTED REALITY is when elements are added to the screen, usually in a realtime. For example, you might be looking at your kitchen through your phone's camera. As you look around, everything appears normal. But then you see a dinosaur standing on your counter as you move the camera past your countertop. This has been added through augmented reality and can look "real" in real time.