For our second iteration of the video, we made changes which helped adapt and refine the vision of the project. The most obvious change was the text. The facts elevate the project by giving it a purpose; instead of a random simulation, it now can serve as an educational PSA or tool. Small tweaks like smoother transitions and patching the nadir hole, refining the project further.

I was present and assisted in the shoots as well as giving feedback on Premier edits, however, the bulk of my involvement was in Viar360. For the both drafts of the video, I compiled the mp4s, imported them into Viar, and then learned and utilized the Viar tools (for example, transitions and default positioning) to produce a more interactive version of the video.  I learned about using the technical aspects, but it has also been interesting working with such new software and such a new company. I've been communicating with them back and forth about features I'd be interested in / that they're planning to implement in the near future. That look into the more "back end," technical side of VR was also a good reminder of how new and flexible this technology still is.

Note: Viar link in YouTube description