Cinema Vrerite

Cinema Vrerite wants to redefine what documentary storytelling could be.
Currently we are working on “open world” virtual reality documentaries, in which the viewer can move around 3D -captured worlds and meet the film’s protagonists. It is like a open world computer game, except everything around you is real. Our first film Everyday Vrealties lets the viewer walk freely inside nine 3D -captured homes and see everyday events hapening around them. In our second film Fukushima: The Home That Once Was the viewer can access the abandoned towns inside the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident’s Exlusion Zone. There the viewer meets the film’s protagonists who share their stories and experiences of their connection to the land, of the importance of memories and of the loss of home.
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Articles about Cinema Vrerite (previously 361) below.
Articles about Cinema Vrerite
Introducing XR Hub team: Cinema Vrerite
Cinema Vrerite wants to redefine what documentary storytelling could be.
Kicking off the HXRC Developer Hub – new space, good old face-to-face
The HXRC Developer Hub is gaining new life in a new space – and finally face-to-face, like in the good old before times!
Embrace Festival 2021 – Bringing back HXRC events!
Embrace XR is an event that fosters in-depth discussions around the future of immersive art experiences, as well as the first event in Finland focusing on XR art.
Introducing XR Hub team: 361
This one-person team, founded by the documentary film maker and artist Timo Wright, creates immersive 360/VR documentary films.