W.O.W. FlyingOver
Lenzerheide,
360° VR Experience

A 360° VR film that makes the atmosphere of Lenzerheide instantly tangible.

W.O.W. FlyingOver Lenzerheide, 360° VR Experience

A 360° VR film that makes the atmosphere of Lenzerheide instantly tangible, designed for events and VR headsets.

The goal was simple, let people feel the destination in seconds, not after a long explanation. This project shows how 360° VR can work in practice when story, pacing, sound, and the real use case are aligned.

Below you can also find a client perspective shared publicly, which helps future teams judge whether a similar approach could fit their own audience and event setup.

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Instant spatial understanding

Viewers grasp the atmosphere of the destination within seconds. No explanation needed, the place explains itself through presence.

Presence instead of framing

There is no camera perspective to follow. People decide where to look, creating a personal and memorable experience rather than a guided one.

Designed for real event setups

The experience works seated, on headsets, and in busy event environments. It was designed for practical use, not just for online viewing.

LinkedIn post →

Client Perspective

This LinkedIn post was shared by the client and project partners after the first public deployments.
It describes how the 360° VR experience was used at events and why it worked in real-world conditions.

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Client Perspective
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VR googles on a bike
FORMAT FIT

Where 360° VR works best, and where it doesn’t

360° VR is ideal when you need people to understand a place, a process, or a context quickly, especially when complexity is easier to grasp through spatial experience.

Works best when

  • you want to explain complex topics spatially, step by step, through presence
  • the goal is understanding and trust, not just reach
  • the audience has time to engage, for example at events, in brand spaces, or on site
  • you need a reusable asset, VR headset version plus a 2D screen version
  • atmosphere and context matter, tourism, employer branding, education

Less suitable when

  • it is meant as a mass screening for large audiences, a classic cinema style setup
  • the core goal is only short social media attention, without headset use
  • there is no chance to provide headsets, guidance, or a simple viewing setup
  • the message relies on fast cuts and constant reframing
  • the viewer needs to read long on screen text

In practice, the strongest results come when the format is planned around the real use case, headset viewing, event flow, and a clear story path.

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