Most Insane Immersive Movie Experience EVER, Part 1

Check out this guy's room totally change into the movie he is watching! No SFX, no post production, no cuts, everything you see here is 100% for real.
We were funded by the Video Store of PlayStation® Store (www.greatfilmsfillrooms.com) to make a series of movie related videos using 'Immersive Imaging' which takes 3D projection mapping as its starting point, but gives the viewer a supercharged experience with the help of the PlayStation Move controller.
In the past, projection mapping worked only from a single, static view point, and thus was very limited. By attaching the PlayStation Move to the camera, we can track projections to screens in real time, enhancing the effect of spatial deformation and false perspective on the projections and allowing viewers to look round (virtual) corners, bend walls, create a hole in the wall, or remove the walls altogether to reveal vast expanses of virtual worlds.

[@david4134]

Every house in the future should have a 3D projection mapping room. We have the dining room, bedroom, living room blah blah blah, time for a new a new addition. The psychedelic room.

[@LiamSuarez]

.-.

[@Maartje150]

David D I totally agree!

[@stabilodrum2325]

David D Well you can already do nice mappings at home :) I use a software that's really easy (and fast) to use for projection mapping. It's called HeavyM, maybe you should try ^^ Link --> www.heavym.net/fr/

[@ZeranZeran]

You should read "The Veldt"

[@steveg6199]

I'd want to listen to Pink Floyd in a room like that LOL

[@PackAPuncher]

Awesome video! Keep up the fantastic work!

[@videogames1949]

THIS U

[@aFoxNamedMorris]

Finally! Somebody who commented and actually understood what they saw. Cudos. The camera movement was choreographed, as was the projected footage. It just makes it look that much better.

[@imonedesign]

It's all about the camera position, from his perspective it wouldn't look 3D at all.

[@colldrake4209]

Not necessarily true. By having facial tracking (one person only) it can reorient the room to behave so that it changes how it looks according to the viewer. Example: the camera. It moved around the set, but maintained the illusion by reorienting itslef to be in tune with the camera, the room could do the same

[@imonedesign]

Coll Drake Yes that will work too

[@hakr14]

"One take" Mhmm. What about the cut at 0:45?

[@Mattstak]

Got 'em.

[@sraghav]

Exactly

[@vola-2899]

I love how he is so excited to watch the cameras and people in front of him

[@larryleas1]

IMAGINE TRIPPING IN THAT.

[@dkatomski]

I thought the same thing.

[@filmnchips]

Sick stuff, guys! Brilliant... just brilliant!

[@binary132]

this is freaking awesome!

[@BestofYTChannel]

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[@PietroSaccardi]

That blew up my cerebro!!! Not at all easy to realise in real time, very cool :)

[@remo1366]

Nice projection mapping and indeed looks like no post. A hell of a lot of pre-production went into it but the out come was worth it.

[@dusterdude238]

Amazing! goes to show what you can do with Green screen effects. and a lot of preparation. and Talent

[@DorothyPotterSnyder]

This is neat. I like it a lot.

[@SpaceChronologyCom]

What did I just see? Looks amazing.

[@FivelingoPilotVieuw]

Nice peep into the future of gaming, like the holodeck technology in startrek, amazing !

[@Neuroshii1]

Amazing!

[@jameshicks8454]

Best Video Mapping so far!

[@Videoboy45]

This is why I love the future. My room can be floating in the middle of space with this :D

[@HughWalenski]

The 3D elements are based on where the camera is. From his perspective it wouldn't actually look that cool, but it's a neat concept.

[@apolog2339]

You could have the person using an eye tracker, then some insane software moves the projection around in real time based on where his eyes go

[@MosesHightower]

totally insane. a virtual Tron portal. eventually we'll be able to not only witness & experience a video from within it as a viewer in a 3D environment, but could actually play a character in a film or video game and interact with virtual characters.

[@sonofhendrix]

i wish they'd hurry up with that tech.

[@VideoIllusionsltd]

this is wicked guys ... nice one

[@DouglasAlford_FS_Films]

Is cool. Most immersive film experience ever yeah I don't know about all that. Technically cool as hell and clearly well thought out and planned with great execution.

[@MrMaleBee]

0:45 Good catch

[@DellDorado]

need this!

[@tomaud]

The biggest delirium of the year. Always use in torture chambers.

[@thevixeffect]

Very nice! N nice steadicam work too!! AR. :)

[@broodgrillo]

although this is from playstation it is good i see they are evolving to good stuff now this was awesome looking forward to part 2

[@melloe]

that was awesome

[@redcarol57]

Very, very cool.

[@NFM333]

that was actually pretty cool :)

[@brenjimin]

That was actually pretty damn cool

[@wesbosworld]

WOW. Not sure what to say. Amazing! WANT that head melon for Xmas :)

[@jaymemendonca6075]

GREAT!!

[@scottieb1]

This is done with what is called projection mapping. The guy is sitting in a white room on a white sofa. The environment is being rendered in realtime around him. What makes this special is that in order for the camera to move around randomly like it does (handheld) the rendering would have to track the location of the camera and adjust in order to show the proper perspective (it's like that street art that only works from one angle). The PS Move is actually used to provide that camera data.

[@jamesvfx]

thanks I know how to do that, but I would need it for a tv commercial that's why I'm willing to buy it :) and also de sound fx

[@Molzy22]

I liked it, it was pretty cool :D

[@theownerer2]

@TheAllGamingBlog why not? that looks awesome!

[@gamecity7265]

Do could use this technologie around an omnidirectionnal treadmill ? Because i've created one...

[@Impr3ssiv3]

would be cool to see another camera angle to see how it looks if not synced up with projectors

[@viineyy6940]

When he put the Mellon on his head ...I knew it would be epic! LMAO

[@CheapSushi]

my brain will explode when you can play games like that at home

[@DwarfPriest]

What really gets you is that when it starts, you actually think it's a normal room, until you remember the small pieces of pre-production showing it's actually empty, save for the sofa and the table. If you make some effort, you can see where the floor connects to the wall, but most of the time, you feel like he's in a huge room like X-Men's "Brain" room.

[@amurderofcrowz]

awesome

[@9999bionic]

that's truly amazing ,iam fan of playstation since iam kid . is there Pre- production work ?

[@Hitorio]

Epic.

[@codecobalt6958]

so these videos have been around for years. when will this happen?

[@matthewrichards6977]

these sorts of projection mapping are mostly seen at interactive art museums. they're around.

[@punkposer]

@theparashooters that's an effect added in during editing, just like the camera flickers

[@crafter2u]

dam i want one

[@xFuZeLeGeNDarY]

AWESOMEEEE

[@9999bionic]

you know i thought at first glance its live production of movie , its quite interest why you didn't try this kind of work too . thanks in advance david

[@yarinkacollucci]

omg best thing i ever seen

[@FaStMinD1985]

wow.:) projection mapping is just great.:) if you add some anaglyph 3D images to the scene it would get more depth and could look even more realistic for the viewer.:)

[@BanillaJoe]

@theparashooters an edit doesn't automatically mean it was more than one take, it does however imply a certain amount of "post production"

[@HoutanSeyedAhmadian]

Is there a part 2?

[@somostalentovallesdeltuy6039]

¿ CUANTOS Lumen TIENEN QUE SER LO PROYECTORES DE VIDEO BEAM?

[@vichy13]

love it :)

[@syturtle]

Cool!

[@mistahbtheoryz]

OMFG!!! I want this!!!!

[@TheMightyKinkle]

Cool

[@theazn07]

lol at the lamp still floating in the background lol

[@nhavas]

I think my brain just shat itself.

[@murray821]

I dont get it how the projected sphere on the floor remains stable while the camera moves, so is it aligned from the camera position?

[@CatLady999]

Wicked!

[@lokkolokko94]

nice nice !!

[@remo1366]

A number of techniques and equipment are being used but the projection mapping software that allows you to see it is free. It's called VPT and is a pretty stout package.

[@HALRU2]

..and not realizing it's all on/in your head!

[@taltigolt]

i like how they trick everyone into thinking HEY you can see the fishing rod this is a cheap trick then boom

[@davejones542]

what about his rod

[@200ike]

Does anyone know how I can project this kind of thing in my room?

[@Jianju69]

Well done! I'd say all of this is possible now in VR with the Oculus Rift.

[@gkrusi]

@MonTicheDansTaMere the point is, that it doesn't use post animation,, but just blank plane and real time projection.

[@darckMew]

WOW I want one too :)

[@piggyfreak06]

I was waiting for an animation of the couch shooting through that tunnel before it ended :p

[@audiocorps2334]

@theparashooters when you watch a person traverse across a room with flashing lights, it can produce the same effect. the moment the light begins to flicker, several frames take place during the dark phase.

[@ibmxjacob]

holy shit the beginning in the room is all light on a while wall :O

[@azimuitm]

i need to learn this..anyone can teach me?

[@larssonk22]

@videomeltdown why not? all you'd do is hook the projector up with the camera so that the camera position would affect what the view angles and positions of objects that are projected on the canvas

[@MIMPIJ]

this is future entertainment

[@nice16j]

I want that movie!

[@Aureah1802]

Awesome how you can fool the eye with "simple" means !

[@BiGG_X]

had a little problem with those glasses White Spandex Guy LOL

[@trentkuhn]

was immersive until that.

[@GreenPartyHat]

I'll explain it. There is a four way projector that projects on all walls. The playstation Eye locks on tonyour eyes and where ever you are it will look 3d . It's basic technology. But guessing it won't be available until 2016/2017

[@nick2191993]

why does the lamp never leave the room?

[@azimuitm]

teach me how to use it

[@CODBlackOpsMasterC88]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS AWESOME!!!!!!! XD

[@eklecticismm]

reminds me of Mr. Beam's projection projects

[@Complextro93kg]

nice

[@Epona1357]

Living the dream

[@iceyellowsun]

Tron Called . He wants his car keys back .

[@KiriG]

nice!

[@AppleGirlxx]

The guy had an orange on a fishing rod at the beginning

[@MarkCampidonica]

I take it that the main surfaces are projection screens and the images were projected on to them. The guy, fruit, etc. were props. Interesting.

[@Tajfazon]

this could be the future of theater, dont hate me for sayin.. :)

[@hellspawn22]

yes! that's a cool idea, i think it will be the future of theater.

[@MyStonerMind420]

The future of theatre? I can't wait.

[@BUFFISM]

future of theater

[@MrDoboz]

future? present instead. as you can see :D just not for us, for developers. but it's present.

[@FerNYurec]

VR is the future

[@ewok2080]

@videomeltdown does it say there was a single projection source anywhere? I believe there were numerous projectors being used for these videos.

[@computeraidedyami]

I had a teleporting leg, until I took an arrow in the knee.

[@LA-ud2nl]

How could it be done? Somebody pelase explain me, how they do that? i need information of the technology being used in this video I want to get one to do a project. Please....any information will be appreciated.

[@person2225]

Leonardo Armijos I believe it's called projection mapping or video mapping

[@jupiterswirl]

That guy has the perfect living room to take shrooms in

[@egegelor]

Great..YOu make my sunday...I'm a fan of Chrisoshea.

[@LPSwimmer2011]

Alright, time to try it. I'm about to stick half of a hallowed out watermelon on my head, and see if this works.

[@BeMeCam]

No strings attached! ^_^

[@mysxelv]

cut? darn I missed it.lexi