“Realities come together” – Grégoire Parain (Novelab)

Being as discreet as possible, the company based in Paris and Toulouse is however regularly selected in the biggest festivals.

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“Whatever the medium, I remain by definition a non-fiction storyteller” – Karim Ben Khelifa (SEVEN GRAMS)

Photojournalist and war correspondent, Karim Ben Khelifa made a transformation in the early 2010s as he found a new way to express himself in the face of contemporary, social and political issues. Turning to new media, and after training at

“To travel back in your imagination and memories and relive them” – Ana Ribeiro, Ricardo Justus, Ricardo Laganaro (PIXEL RIPPED 1978)

Following the recent announcement of their presence in the Venice Immersive 2023 lineup as one of the 10 immersive experiences selected for the “Best of” section, we bring you XRMust’s interview with the Pixel Ripped 1978 team. Find out how

Submit your project for the VeeR Future Award 2021 at CANNES XR

Cannes XR, the program from Marché du Film dedicated to immersive cinematographic contents and technologies, is glad to announce its partnership with VeeR, a leading global VR content platform. VeeR invites artists worldwide to submit works for competition at VeeR

“To create an experience that gives you a sense of shelter, where you are no longer judged” – Ana Brzezińska (Tribeca Immersive 2024)

Kicking off next June 6 is the 13th edition of Tribeca Immersive: an innovative program in a brand new location that we can’t wait to discover. We met with curator Ana Brzezińska to discuss the undoubtedly innovative approach she took

“I always try to bring visual poetry to our animation projects” – Amaury Campion (Studio Geppetto)

Studio Geppetto is a French creative studio specializing in animation and motion design for narrative projects in virtual reality—but that’s not all. We talk to the studio’s founder, Amaury Campion, who is attending Venice Immersive this year with two projects:

“A work that showed us how art can foresee reality” – Pedro Harres, Angelina Urbanczyk (FROM THE MAIN SQUARE)

Winner of the Venice Immersive Grand Jury Prize, Pedro Harres’ From the Main Square is a surprising (and stunning!) VR debut that combines a clear understanding of immersive storytelling with a story and graphics that leave a mark on the