Virtual Reality Filming

Here is how this works in practice. We produce virtual-reality and immersive 360 content for clients across Austria. VR experiences for headset sites, immersive 360 video for web and social, and the spatial-audio capture that completes them. VR filming is a distinct craft: the full sphere is visible, so there is no off-camera space to hide crew, gear or lighting, and the director guides a viewer's attention rather than controlling a fixed frame.

Here is the breakdown. Our teams handle the multi-camera VR rigs, the stitching pipeline, ambisonic microphone arrays for spatial sound, and delivery optimised for the major headset and web sites. We set up VR shoots from Vienna and the regional centres, planning each shot around the realities of capturing a complete, seamless environment.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Austria gives top subjects for VR. Immersive experiences here can place a viewer inside the Habsburg palaces of Vienna. Schönbrunn, the Hofburg, the Belvedere — within Salzburg's historic old town, or amid the alpine scenery around Innsbruck and the Tyrol, settings whose scale and detail reward a 360 medium.

Here is how the picture comes together. Filming in the UNESCO-listed centres of Vienna and Salzburg means working within conservation limits on access, rigging and crew movement, and the all-seeing VR camera makes hiding gear harder — our teams plan placement with care and clear access with the Vienna Film Commission and Bundesland authorities.

Here is what we have to work with. Where a VR project uses aerial 360 capture, drone operations follow Austro Control's EU/EASA rules. Immersive production qualifies under the 30% ÖFI+ and FISA+ rebates alongside regional funds. We advise on structuring the shoot to match.