Apple just released “Submerged”, the first scripted short film shot entirely to be viewed with the Vision Pro. With the film, they released behind-the-scenes footage about the process that reveals the long-rumoured Apple 8K 3D camera which was used to shoot the production. Read on to learn more! For a long time, I have speculated that Apple would make big efforts in creating immersive video content for its Vision Pro headset in order to boost its adoption, and we’re seeing their first efforts in that regard become reality. Submerged – first scripted film shot in “Apple Immersive Video” Submerged is the name of a newly released 16-minute short film that is exclusively produced for the Apple Vision Pro. Apple calls the technology “Apple Immersive Video” and they used a camera which surfaced in a patent application uncovered by Y.M.Cinema (Yossy behind that site is a former CineD / cinema5D writer). Submerged was directed by Edward Berger (Oscar winner for All Quiet on the Western Front as Best International Film), and shot by his long-time collaborator James Friend ASC BSC, who also won the Best Cinematography Oscar for that same movie. While the short film can only be viewed using a Vision Pro for obvious reasons, they released an insightful behind-the-scenes video which uncovers much of the practical process behind shooting a film in that format. Apple 8K 3D camera – what we know and what we don’t know While they have not released any technical details on their Apple 8K...
Published By: CineD - Saturday, 12 October