Project Detail

Space, Time and Streets in the Sky

Streets in the Sky (1961 / 2021)
Streets in the Sky (1961 / 2021)
Streets in the Sky (1961 / 2021)
Streets in the Sky (1961 / 2021)

Synopsis

Virtual reality project by Human Studio seeking to demonstrate the ‘personality of a place’, via a combination of original 360° filming, archive imagery and audio interviews.
Official Selection Immersive Futures Lab, BEYOND 2022 (Cardiff)

Details

Year
2021
Type of project
XR / Immersive
Running time
7 min 8 sec
Format
360 video
Director
Nick Bax
Producer
Nick Bax
Editor
Michaela White
Sound
'Canyon Drive' by Bochum Welt
Composer
Bochum Welt
Animation and Design
Michaela White
Animation
Dan Fleetwood
Additional Content
Professor Dawn Hadley

Production Status

Production Company

Commissioned by XR Stories

Human Studio

Nick Bax

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