Before a 360° shoot, agree the story, locations, access and final deliverables. High5VR can help turn those requirements into a production brief. Having the right people and spaces available on the day is as important as having the camera ready.
What would the project involve?
Confirm who can approve filming arrangements and whether performers, staff or visitors will be present. Discuss permissions and any restrictions at each location. The surrounding view may include areas that a conventional camera would not capture.
What should we agree first?
Plan sound and the activity within each scene. Decide whether dialogue is recorded during the shoot or separately, and identify the visual details the audience should notice. A location review can reveal reflections, interruptions and crew-position challenges.
How do we get started?
Finally, agree what happens after filming: stitching, editing, sound and any promotional versions. Provide available dates and the people responsible for decisions. A clear plan helps the crew work efficiently and gives everyone the same understanding of what the production is expected to deliver.
Contact High5VR to discuss your audience, objectives and project scope.