Virtual reality (VR) is rapidly growing, with the potential to change the way we create and
consume content. In VR, users integrate multimodal sensory information they receive to …

In Cinematic Virtual Reality (CVR), the viewer of an omnidirectional movie can freely choose
the viewing direction when watching a movie. Therefore, traditional techniques in filmmaking …

360-degree videos offer a novel viewing experience with the ability to explore virtual
environments much more freely than before. Technologies and aesthetics behind this …

Filmmakers of panoramic videos frequently struggle to guide attention to Regions of Interest
(ROIs) due to consumers' freedom to explore. Some researchers hypothesize that peripheral …

Today the visualization of 360-degree videos has become a means to live immersive
experiences.. However, an important challenge to overcome is how to guide the viewer's …

Cinematic Virtual Reality (CVR) is a form of immersive storytelling widely used to create
engaging and enjoyable experiences. However, issues related to the Narrative Paradox and …

Cinematic Virtual Reality has been increasing in popularity over the last years. Watching
omnidirectional movies with head mounted displays, viewers can freely choose the direction …

Virtual Reality (VR) broadcasting has seen widespread adoption in major sports events,
attributed to its ability to generate a sense of presence, curiosity, and excitement among …

Cinematic Virtual Reality (CVR) is a style of narrative-based Virtual Reality (VR) experience
built on filmed or computer-generated 360-degree videos. Since CVR is becoming more …

Gaze and attention guiding for application in Cinematic Virtual Reality (CVR) has been a
research topic with many contributions in recent years. One promising approach coming out …