This week’s session introduced 360 Video. I learned that 360-degree video does not present only one fixed camera view. Instead, it allows the audience to enter a space and look around freely. Therefore, when creating 360 video, we need to think not only about composition, but also about where the audience may choose to look. Creators can use sound, movement, lighting, or character placement to guide the viewer’s attention and avoid important information being missed. This class helped me understand that 360 Video is more like a form of spatial storytelling, creating a stronger sense of immersion than traditional video.
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