Basic introduction into the application and the development of a syntax for the 360 video image inimmersive virtual reality environments.

This seminar focuses on the artistic exploration of video content creation, using 360 ̇ video cameras (Insta360 and RicohThetaV).

The image and time planes in a virtual reality video can create a physical space and time experience, in which known "classic" visualization strategies and representation methodologies for film and video production, such as close-up, cut - counter-cut, zoom, pan, tracking shots, etc... have to be planned in a new or different way. The perception of time and of motion is subject to other conditions than we are used to from looking at a "conventional" rectangular time image.

The parameters of a 360 ̇ video, perceived via a head mounted diplay, in which the additional movement of the viewer and the associated newly added spatial and temporal axes take on a dominant role, will be analyzed and should be taken into consideration when creating content.

By means of practical exercises, this seminar will attempt to construct spaces of experience, or to "capture" (posed?) situations in such a way that they deal precisely with these problems.

The focus in this seminar lies on the creation of artistic experiential spaces.

- Regular attendance and active participation

- preparation of an exercise within the scope of the course

- independent research outside of class

- written concept

- project oriented course
- limited number of participants