Crafting Cinematic High End VR Audio for Etihad Airways
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O. Björling, and E. Thorsell, "Crafting Cinematic High End VR Audio for Etihad Airways," Paper 3-1, (2016 September.). doi:
O. Björling, and E. Thorsell, "Crafting Cinematic High End VR Audio for Etihad Airways," Paper 3-1, (2016 September.). doi:
Abstract: MediaMonks were approached by Etihad Airways via their ad agency, The Barbarian Group, to create a Virtual Reality experience taking place aboard their Airbus A380, the worlds largest and most luxurious non-private airplane. Challenges included capturing audio including dialogue aboard the real plane, crafting an experience that encourages repeated viewing, and combining a sense of truthful realism with a sense of dream-like luxury without relying on a musical score, all in a head tracked spatialized mix. Artistic conventions around non-diegetic sound and their psychological impact in VR also required consideration.
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MediaMonks were approached by Etihad Airways via their ad agency, The Barbarian Group, to create a Virtual Reality experience taking place aboard their Airbus A380, the worlds largest and most luxurious non-private airplane. Challenges included capturing audio including dialogue aboard the real plane, crafting an experience that encourages repeated viewing, and combining a sense of truthful realism with a sense of dream-like luxury without relying on a musical score, all in a head tracked spatialized mix. Artistic conventions around non-diegetic sound and their psychological impact in VR also required consideration.
Authors:
Björling, Ola; Thorsell, Eric
Affiliation:
MediaMonks
AES Conference:
2016 AES International Conference on Audio for Virtual and Augmented Reality (September 2016)
Paper Number:
3-1
Publication Date:
September 21, 2016Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Real-World Case Studies
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