Virtual Reality Filming

Here is how this works in practice. We give virtual-reality filming crews for shoots creating immersive content for VR headsets. Experiences, documentary, tourism and branded work. VR filming captures fully spherical, often stereoscopic visuals that places the viewer inside a scene, and Croatia gives top subjects: standing within the walls of Dubrovnik, on the terraces of Plitvice Lakes National Park, in the courtyard of Diocletian's Palace, or aboard a boat among the Adriatic islands. Our crews operate VR camera rigs, manage the stitching and stereoscopic workflow, and plan shots for a format that has no off-camera space.

Here is the short of it. Lighting, crew and gear must be hidden or removed in post. We set up ambisonic sound capture for spatial audio and work with the production on the resolution, frame-rate and comfort decisions that set how the finished VR piece performs on headsets.

Here is the breakdown. Immersive VR production fits Croatia's growing audiovisual sector, supported by the Zagreb post and animation community and a crew base trained at the Academy of Dramatic Art. HAVC, the Croatian Audiovisual Centre, administers the 'Filming in Croatia' 25% cash rebates. This extends to qualifying immersive and digital work production. Filming in heritage locations such as the Old City of Dubrovnik and Diocletian's Palace in Split. In covered national parks, needs permits set up through HAVC and the regional film commissions. And VR capture.

This records the entire surroundings, calls for specific careful crowd and access running within those windows. Croatia's compact range lets a single VR project move from coast to mountains to Roman ruins. Our crews handle the logistics across mainland and island locations.