Streets of Change VR
Synopsis
Rooted in real lived experiences, the film humanises rough sleepers through three intimate character stories, revealing their resilience and the harsh truths of life on the streets. Through hyper-realism, spoken word poetry, and immersive storytelling, STREETS OF CHANGE VR explores a narrative of poverty, addiction, and mental health with honesty and emotional depth.
By placing viewers in the shoes of those experiencing homelessness, STREETS OF CHANGE VR aims to foster empathy, break down prejudice, and invites urgent conversations about inequality.
STREETS OF CHANGE VR is a call to action amid a growing global homelessness crisis.
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- XR / Immersive
- Running time
- 10 min
- Format
- VR
- Director
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Judi Alston; Andy Campbell
- Producer
- Judi Alston
- Sound
- Alex Rushfirth; Quinton Green
- Principal cast
- Louise Porter; Elliot Hardman; Andy Campbell
- Other Lead Creative(s)
- Lead Developer: Andy Campbell
- 3D Architect
- Gauri Rajeev
- 3D Model Artist
- Tiara Ashworth
- Graphic Design/illustration
- Evie Godfrey
- Audio Dub
- Dean Hinchliffe
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
One to One Development Trust
Judi AlstonStudio M3
The Art House
Drury Lane
Wakefield
WF1 2TE
Sales Company
One to One Development Trust
Judi AlstonStudio M3
The Art House
Drury Lane
Wakefield
WF1 2TE
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