live view from international space station

But as the story builds up, it’s going to gradually ramp up to a spacewalk, where we will take audiences outside the space station, alongside the astronauts, to capture the first ever cinematic VR spacewalk. “Most of what we will film is going to be captured inside of the space station over a period of about nine months. And we’re also going to look closely at the reality and challenges of learning to live in space.” Image courtesy TIME, Felix & Paul Studios “We’re going to look at the research, the science and the work that is done on the International Space Station. “We will take audiences inside and outside of the space station through the immersive and experiential power of virtual reality,” said Felix & Paul creative director Félix Lajeunesse in a statement obtained by Collect Space.

The year-long project was announced at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah this weekend. The project’s first VR scene was filmed on Friday, January 25th. Dubbed The ISS Experience, over the course of the next year VR cameras will provide what the makers call “unprecedented access to a participatory experience-one that will culminate with the first-ever filming of a spacewalk in cinematic virtual reality.”

Live view from international space station