Immersive Video
Five screens. One synchronised story. A room people step into, not just look at.
We create immersive video for experiential spaces: rooms where five screens wrap around an audience and play as one continuous canvas. Every frame is choreographed across the whole space, so motion travels from wall to wall in perfect sync and the room itself becomes the story.
It’s careful, specialist work, and only a small number of production studios around the world take it on. Five screens playing as one means planning every shot for the entire room, building to exact screen dimensions, and testing on site until the joins disappear. With a background in architecture, we start with the space itself: the sightlines, the scale, and how people move through it.
We’re grateful to the clients who’ve trusted us with their rooms, and to the teams who helped bring each one to life. Below are three of those projects: the NHS, where a single animation flows across all five screens at once; McLaren Racing; and Linen Docks, a case study we made with Deloitte for Landsec.
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NHS
One animation choreographed across all five screens at once, so the story flows around the room as a single, seamless canvas.
McLaren Racing
The team’s heritage and speed carried across every wall, so visitors feel surrounded by the story rather than watching it.
We turned a presenter-led walkthrough into something far more cinematic. As our speaker talks, the room responds around her: specs, archive footage and race data appear across the walls in real time, each graphic backing up the point she’s making. The look takes its cue from the heads-up displays of science fiction, so visitors feel less like they’re watching a presentation and more like they’ve stepped inside the cockpit.
Linen Docks
A case study made with Deloitte for Landsec, told across all five screens so the space itself becomes part of the story.
Drone footage of the area wraps the side walls while interviews play front and centre, so visitors take in the place and the people behind it at the same time. It feels less like a presentation and more like being shown around the neighbourhood.
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