Mammary Mountain
Synopsis
Meticulously crafted and developed in close collaboration with a team of scientists and researchers, this interactive experience tells the stories of patients’ healthcare struggles, with focus on breast cancer treatment. Audiences are led through a visual and sonic world that interweaves excerpts from survivors’ stories. It aims to invoke a more nuanced and holistic understanding of this sensitive topic.
Official Selection Venice Film Festival 2024 - Venice Immersive
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2024 - LFF Expanded
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- XR / Immersive
- Running time
- 23 min
- Format
- XR - Unity 3D for PICO 4
- Director
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Lead Artists: Camille Baker, Maf'j Alvarez, Tara Baoth Mooney
- Producer
- Camille Baker
- Executive Producer
- Camille Baker
- Editor
- Camille Baker
- Director of Photography
- Maf'j Alvarez
- Production Designer
- Camille Baker
- Sound
- Tara Baoth Mooney
- Composer
- Tara Baoth Mooney
- Project Format
- VR, XR - Unity 3D for PICO 4
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Production Status
Production Company
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