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    Looking through the eyes of others : an investigation into methodologies of 360 film making

    Kudra, Carsten

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    2019
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    Kudra, C. (2019). Looking through the eyes of others : an investigation into methodologies of 360 film making. (Unpublished document submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Design). Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4886
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    RESEARCH QUESTION: Do the pre-existing methodologies in film and theatre lend themselves for the development of narrative content in first-person point of view Spherical Video? ABSTRACT: This Thesis represents my findings from practical and theoretical research on spherical video in the first person point of view within the context of developing methodologies of constructing narrative. In doing so I explore various established cinematic and theatrical practices in consideration of the relationships between narrative and medium. Theoretical data from this process is being applied in the form of practical exploration utilizing a self-constructed spherical recording device. In the conclusion of my research, and supplemental to my thesis, I present a final piece of original narrative that was written, directed and edited by myself in which I am using narrative techniques in response to my theoretical and practical findings. By doing so, I hope that the body of my research will speak to the emerging methodology of narrative technique in spherical video.
    Keywords:
    spherical video, 360° filmmaking, 360° cameras, VUZE cameras, filmmaking, head mounted displays (HMDs), virtual reality (VR) in film, VR in film, point of view in film, POV, film making
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    190204 Film and Television
    Degree:
    Master of Design, Unitec Institute of Technology
    Supervisors:
    Ilgenfritz, Pedro; Bardebes, William
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