Real worlds. Perspectives to experience.
A glimpse of our 360° films, from professions to destinations, training to experiences in motion. Look around inside the player to explore each scene.
The showreel brings together mountain views, hotel kitchen and service scenes, work aboard a fishing boat and shots filmed in motion. Each cut takes you to a new setting where you can choose where to look. The selection gives communications and training teams examples of how 360° film can be used.
Meet the professionals and follow the fish: fishing, wholesale, the fishmonger and smoking.
Step aboard a fishing boat at sea. Turn from the horizon and seabirds towards the deck where the crew is at work. This excerpt introduces students and the wider public to the setting in which commercial fishers work.
Cultural and discovery projects are also part of our work. The photograph shows a VR demonstration at an event.
Explore spaces, service, restaurants and spa in context. Films from Anantara The Palm Dubai show the atmosphere and the work of its teams.
At Anantara The Palm Dubai, a staff member prepares a coconut by the pool and a chef flambés a dish in the kitchen. The film ends on the waterfront at sunset. It gives prospective guests a 360° look at the setting and the people who welcome them.
Step inside the learning environment to observe skills, sequences and organisation. A concrete basis for discovering professions and discussing them with students.
At a hospitality school, the camera moves from kitchen workstations to the dining room. Viewers can observe food preparation, where tools are kept and how the dining room team works. The film introduces students to these roles and gives instructors a scene they can discuss in class.
Filming with the police put situations and procedures in context. The photograph shows the crew on location.
Take to the air, discover landscapes and experience a destination. Viewpoints convey the scale and surroundings of a place.
This sequence from Blossom Divine follows a helicopter flight over wooded slopes, a waterfall and rocky ridges. Viewers can watch the terrain pass below or turn towards the helicopter. It shows how aerial footage can place a destination in its wider surroundings.
The film moves from a flight over wooded slopes to a journey on a lake and then across a suspension bridge. Viewers can look to either side while the camera travels forward. It demonstrates how tourism and leisure organisations can present a route in motion.
Try virtual tours that let you choose your route and discover VR applications that let participants interact.
