Yes, High5VR can discuss location filming for an immersive documentary. The first step is to understand the story, access and final viewing experience. A location needs to provide useful context for the audience rather than simply offer an interesting camera position.
What should we consider?
Agree which people and spaces can be recorded, who approves access and what restrictions apply. Interviews, surrounding activity and environmental sound need planning. A 360° camera can capture areas outside a conventional frame, so permissions and preparation should cover the full intended scene.
What needs to be agreed?
The production scope includes filming days, crew, equipment and post-production. Decide whether the project requires a finished documentary, raw footage or promotional versions. These are different deliverables, with their own editing and review requirements.
How do we get started?
Tell us your location, subject, available dates and intended audience. We can assess a practical filming approach and identify material that needs preparing. Any proposed schedule and quote will reflect the approved scope, without promising access or shots that have not yet been agreed.
Read more about VR documentary filming. Contact High5VR to discuss your project.