LoVR
Animation, 5 min. 20 sec, dir. AARON BRADBURY, United Kingdom
More than 100000 chemical reactions happen in your brain every second. So what about the moment you saw the girl of your dreams, and she saw you? If we could capture those few seconds what would the data look like? LoVR is a document of this moment. A story of love, told through neural activity captured over 4 seconds. As chemicals are released and areas of the brain activated, a form of poetry is revealed within the data. The heart beats, the iris dilates and time stands still as two lovers see each other for the first time.
Actually, the full film in 360 might be seen on Jaunt:
I also like that they keep the track of all festivals they’ve been:
Audience Award at Fulldome UK, Leicester 2014
Best Narrative at Fulldome UK, Leicester 2014
Official selection Imersa, Denver 2015
Official selection iX Symposium, Montreal 2015
Official selection Fulldome Festival, Jena 2015
Best Short Film — 2nd Fiskefest, Fiske 2015
Official selection Siggraph, Los Angeles 2015
Official selection Kaleidoscope VR Film Festival, Portland, Denver, Seattle, Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto, San Francisco, New York City, Los Angeles, Austin 2015
Official selection B3 Biennale, Frankfurt 2015
Official selection IDFA Doclab, Amsterdam 2016
Official selection True False, Columbia 2016
Official selection Cleveland International Film Festival, Cleveland 2016
Official selection Kaleidoscope VR Film Festival — World Tour, Paris, Tel Aviv, London, Stockholm, Koln, Berlin, Amsterdam, Pangyo, Tokyo, Melbourne 2016
Great help for those who are interested to know where 360 films might be submitted!
More info about the project:
