360° Video Production

Here is how this works in practice. We produce 360-degree and immersive video across Austria for tourism, heritage, brand and editorial clients. Filming in 360 is a distinct discipline: many synchronised cameras capture the full sphere, the operator and crew must hide from a frame that sees everything, and the footage is stitched into a seamless panorama in post.

Here is the short of it. Our teams handle camera selection, rig setup, stitching and the delivery formats that headset, web and mobile sites need. Austria gives top immersive subjects — the imperial scale of Schönbrunn. The Hofburg, the cultural landscapes of the Wachau and Hallstatt, and alpine panoramas across the Tyrol and Salzburg.

We set up these shoots from Vienna and the regional centres, planning crew positioning and lighting so the finished sphere is clean and convincing.

Here is the short of it. Austria's settings shape immersive production in specific ways. Heritage interiors in the UNESCO-listed centres of Vienna and Salzburg carry conservation limits on rigging, lighting and crew movement, and a 360 camera complicates the usual way of hiding gear offscreen — our teams plan placement with care and clear access with the Vienna Film Commission and Bundesland authorities. Alpine and outdoor 360 work depends on stable light and weather.

Here is the breakdown. The changeable conditions of the high valleys, including the Föhn wind, factor into scheduling. Where a 360 shoot uses drones for aerial immersive capture, operations follow Austro Control's EU/EASA drone rules. Immersive production qualifies under the 30% ÖFI+ and FISA+ rebates and regional funds. We advise on how to structure the shoot so the creative result and the budget both work.