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Academic project at FLCC
2025

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Created an original 360° immersive horror short following a group of friends who discover an abandoned house deep within the woods after wandering off a forest trail. What begins as a playful adventure gradually shifts into a tense and unsettling experience through environmental storytelling, spatial audio, and immersive cinematography. The project uses atmosphere, suspense, and eerie visual cues to build tension as the group encounters strange warnings and the disappearance of one of their friends.

Project Type:  360° Immersive Film

Software & Equipment Used: GoPro, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition

Project Brief

Create a 360° immersive video experience that demonstrates effective storytelling through spatial cinematography, editing, audio design, and visual effects. The project focuses on using 360° video techniques to fully immerse viewers within the environment while enhancing the experience through music, sound design, pacing, and post-production effects. Emphasis is placed on creating engaging visuals, layered environmental details, and smooth editing that encourage audience immersion and rewatchability through repeated exploration of the scene.

Process

Takeaways

One of the most valuable lessons learned from creating this 360° immersive video was how important flexibility and teamwork are during production. Working in a group required constant communication, quick decision-making, and adjusting ideas on the fly as filming conditions, timing, and technical challenges evolved throughout the shoot. With limited time and a single-day production schedule, staying adaptable was essential to capturing usable footage while still maintaining the overall vision.

Successes

Despite the challenges, the project successfully created an engaging and immersive experience through creative use of camera placement, editing, and sound design. The 360° format allowed for strong environmental storytelling, encouraging viewers to explore the scene and notice different details on repeat viewings. Working together as a team helped streamline production and made it possible to troubleshoot issues quickly while still completing all required footage.

Changes

If I had more time, I would improve the project by using a GoPro helmet mount instead of a chest mount to achieve a more natural full-360 viewing experience. This would also help with directional continuity, allowing each new scene to begin exactly where the viewer was previously looking, making transitions feel smoother and more immersive. I would also refine the audio capture process to reduce reliance on post-production fixes and improve overall sound consistency during filming.

Contact

I’m always excited to connect and discuss new opportunities, projects, or collaborations. Whether you have a question, a project idea, or want to work together, feel free to reach out!

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