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Environments

Environments should be
abstract and minimal, with emphasis being placed on the virtual objects user interacts with
reinforce or represent an element of the narrative
be audio and visual

Merry-go-round

An outside space (track, mountains) expressed through sound and minimal visuals
A circular space?
Weather orientated: wind to start and splashing footsteps, leading to rain in VO7 and drying up in VO8

Resilience

An indoor space (gym) expressed through sound and minimal visuals
A square space?

Environment types

Literal

There perhaps isn’t benefit in placing athletes into environments they are familiar with unless you are doing something to them to emphasise the story, e.g. a gym where laws of physics don’t apply or has a tiny/huge scale

360 video

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(1) 360° Experience: Gym Workout - YouTube
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Feels like you are in a real place, but an observer, not present. Humans in it are interesting but distracting.

360 image

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Search: gym | Flickr
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Semi-literal

Floating track around you, miniature scale

Abstract

Pass-through with shader effects related to story
Weather patterns
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Dew drops on glass panel photo – Free Texture Image on Unsplash
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