Yes. High5VR can discuss a virtual tour that introduces your venue to people viewing remotely. The first question is what visitors need to understand: the character of the space, how areas connect or which facilities are relevant to their enquiry.
What would the project involve?
Choose the locations that support that purpose. A tour for potential event organisers may need different coverage from one for visitors planning a trip. Access, presentation of the venue and permissions for people or artwork should be considered before recording.
What should we agree first?
Agree how the tour will be delivered and which features are included. Looking around recorded views, moving between viewpoints and accessing additional information involve different requirements. A headset experience and a website presentation also need their own delivery plan.
How do we get started?
Share your venue layout, intended audience and the main questions visitors ask. We can scope a useful first tour with clear filming and editing deliverables. Identify who will review it and how updates will be handled when the venue changes.
Contact High5VR to discuss your audience, objectives and project scope.