A groundbreaking 50-minute virtual reality concert, broadcasted live on the Meta Quest headset.  The VR concert seamlessly combined virtual avatars with real-life artists, making it the first of its kind to stream live in VR for an extended duration. 

We collaborated with Hyperreal whose directors led the charge and technology powered the lifelike digital doubles of Notorious B.I.G. and Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, setting a new standard in VR experiences. 

Our team's technical expertise and creative vision were pivotal in making this complex, multi-layered experience a reality, marking a significant milestone in virtual entertainment.

During the multi-day virtual production shoot, our role was multifaceted involving close collaboration with concert directors Scot Barbour and Byron Atienza, the skilled team at XR Studios, and the technical experts at Meta Horizon.

Our focus was on providing both creative and technical supervision, effectively bridging the gap between the camera department, the XR team, and the directors, ensuring a cohesive creative vision that could be achieved technically.

During the concert's narrative sections, our focus was on storytelling through a blend of traditional filmmaking and virtual reality techniques. By carefully coordinating camera work, lighting, and set design within the VR environment, we strived to create a fully immersive narrative experience.