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on Wednesday April 19 2017, @04:04PM
from the immersive-aliens-would-be-a-nightmare-made-real dept.
from the immersive-aliens-would-be-a-nightmare-made-real dept.
VR is about to get a creative filmmaker's touch.
Ridley Scott's RSA Films production company is launching a new imprint "dedicated exclusively to the creative development and production of VR (virtual reality), AR (augmented reality) and mixed media." It's called RSA VR.
RSA VR's first project is a VR Experience for "Alien: Covenant," in partnership with Twentieth Century Fox and Technicolour.
"We have been heavily involved in VR for the past few years, and having a dedicated stand-alone division underscores our commitment to immersive media in both the brand and entertainment space," RSA Films' president Jules Daly said.
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(Score: 2) by archfeld on Thursday April 20 2017, @12:30AM
They can plant 20 or so cameras in every PRO sports venue, in addition to those brought to bear with whatever network comes to town to broad cast the game. I could have a device that receives my cable/internet 'TV' broadcast with 16 GB of storage and I have fiber to my house. I realize you are correct because it would cost the leagues and the broadcasters money but the tech is there do a broadcast like that now without the VR or 4K. I think we'll see concerts like you say sooner than any other form but expecting the networks or any corporation to spend money prior to guaranteeing the return profit is too much to expect.
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