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Is anyone making movies specifically for the Vision Pro? Apple could certainly afford to sponsor a few films to bolster their catalogue. Although for a creative
by TheAceOfHearts 2y ago
Is anyone making movies specifically for the Vision Pro? Apple could certainly afford to sponsor a few films to bolster their catalogue. Although for a creative the tiny potential audience makes it seem very unappealing.
Then again... Maybe if AVP owners represent an audience that you'd like to target it wouldn't be a bad decision. Everyone that owns one will probably be starved for special content and I'd imagine they'd be willing to buy something specifically made for their niche platform.
- tom1337 2y agoI'd argue that (similarly to 3D captured footage) you can just record both formats in the same time so you can still target the big audience. Wouldn't wonder if we're going to see few Apple TV exclusives which are in "normal" 4K and also offer Immersive View for Vision Pro owners.
- XzAeRosho 2y agoI think the answer it's in the Blackmagic website: >the world’s first advanced cinema camera designed to shoot for Apple Immersive Video I think they are tapping early into an emerging "new" video format.
- klabb3 2y ago3D TV back at it again.
- tlyleung 2y agoApple has commissioned Submerged, the first scripted short film captured in Apple Immersive Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYJcUtVIB_g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYJcUtVIB_g
- threeseed 2y agoApple looks to be getting out of the feature movie business in general and focusing on TV where it is seeing a lot more success. But based on the Vision Pro demo I would expect to see them prioritise non-fiction content e.g. Planet Earth style movies, concerts, athlete profiles etc.