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Aespaes' Virtual concerts deliverable and its necessity in todays era

Your favourite artists in your front room? Live streaming rock, opera, ballet, classical music and warehouse raves? It's all available on a screen near you thanks to the flood of live streams that have popped-up to help us all through self-isolation - and raise funds for Covid-19 relief efforts. 

The coronavirus pandemic has cancelled gigs, concerts, musicals, theatrical performances and club nights around the world, and forced people to stay home under lockdown, which has meant artists have had to get extra creative when it comes to finding an audience.

Whether it be musicians, bands, actors, opera singers or DJs, people are taking to the internet to live stream performances, concerts, DJ sets and even mini-festivals in an effort to fill the live entertainment void created by Covid-19.VR concert experiences are likely to evolve as well. Wilson Standish, director of innovation for media agency Hearts & Science, said that directors of VR concerts can “jump from camera to camera in a way that tells a story.” Other elements, like animation or augmented reality could also be brought in. The format is a wide-open canvas at the moment, awaiting a dose of creative inspiration.

Over the past few years, the tech community has accepted that VR was poised to go mainstream. The question was what form it would take. While many assumed that VR would primarily be a vehicle for games and movies, a recent poll by the Consumer Technology Association found that consumers’ most popular suggestions for VR content were for concerts, sports and exercise. Data from Greenlight Insights’ 2017 survey also found that 65% of consumers said they were interested in live events and 58% said they were interested in sporting events. That compares to 65% for gaming. For more information visit us at: www.aespaes.com

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Aespaes' Virtual exhibition/conferences deliverable and its necessity in todays era

We are seeing many areas of our lives become digitalised; from the way we interact with our friends and colleagues to how we manage our finances. The world of conferences is no exception, and many event organisers have been experimenting with innovative technologies to improve the conference experience. 

3D virtual world technology is one example that has excited many in the sector. This technology can recreate physical conference spaces in the digital world and provide people with avatars through which they can interact with each other and the environment.A conference organised in a 3D virtual environment, however, is truly immersive and represents the closest thing to recreating the traditional conference experience. 3D avatars and 3D VOIP technology allows attendees to interact with one another in a natural way – being able to talk, react and move around as they would in the physical world.

The technology is incredibly adaptable, and the spaces can be scaled to the requirements of the organisers. If you wanted, you could host a meeting in another country, or even another planet. 

In most instances, 3D virtual conferences aren’t limited by venue capacity; delegates can simply log in from their own device in a place that is convenient for them. For More info visit: www.aespaes.com

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Aespaes' Virtual event deliverable and its necessity in today's era

The world is changing. Everyone is getting used to the “new normal.” The future is virtual. https://aespaes.com/virtual-reality-2/. The era of the virtual event is here. Powered by super-fast, reliable internet speeds and the need for cost-savings, virtual events are no longer confined to niche corners of the marketing world.Interactivity and engagement are no longer a concern. With many companies coming out with offerings to take your trade show or conference online, more and more enterprises are open to the idea of virtual events.

    The big appeal of VR for events, is that with your own avatar you can start to interact with others at the event, and not just listen to a speaker. You can walk around and explore a virtual expo hall. Meet someone and chat in text or audio. Watch presentations and even interact in various demos and training exercises. In fact, training is a significant use case for VR and increasingly augmented reality (AR) as well. These technologies are becoming more commonplace in everything from medical training to the military to daily use.Since the early days of events in virtual reality, a lot has changed. Most notably, the proliferation of VR headsets has made a fully immersive experience possible. Access to the kind of graphics hardware needed to render these virtual spaces on a 2D screen is nearly ubiquitous with either local GPUs or cloud-based GPUs accessible from any device.

     Perhaps the most interactive option for online events is virtual reality (VR). Even before we had the Oculus Rift, 3D worlds viewable through a 2D screen were used for corporate events. This was an approach that many companies have experimented with over the years with varying degrees of success. The good news is that there are now options across all levels for online events. So whether we’re in the middle of a pandemic or not, your potential reach is wider today than ever before. If you find this informative visit us at : www.aespaes.com.

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Proof of concept animation video

Proof-of-concept is a scene from your feature film script, shot and fashioned into a short. Its purpose is to provide an example of the writing, directing and cinematography that will go into the feature, as well as demonstrate the film's viability on the big screen. Sometimes it's hard to communicate your imagination to buyers. The best way to do that sometimes is to...well...make it. A proof of concept movie can be the best way to communicate the bigger picture to the executives that make the big decisions.

      Finally, a proof of concept short film can also lead to other career opportunities. Though your primary goal may be to fund your feature, it’s important to realize that a body of work that shows a filmmaker’s potential is invaluable. A strong piece of filmmaking displayed through a proof of concept short film can open many different doors and lead to directing other production work, from films to TV to commercials. 

         A proof of concept (PoC) film is similar to a short film, except that it is not written as such. Short films have a script and a complete idea within the few minutes that they are meant to run. A PoC film, on the other hand, is a part of a feature film that has been shot and edited. A PoC is something more than a movie trailer but less than a complete short film. The idea of a PoC is to give a feel of the intended feature film to potential producers and investors. A PoC film is extremely important to find investors for your feature film, especially if you are an amateur director who people do not know yet.

        A well-made PoC film can lead to a lot of interesting opportunities for directors in feature films, short films, and as niche expertise in making good PoC films for others. You can choose what you want your PoC film to do for you and work on it accordingly.

      Aespaes Animation lab is a full service animated content production company, offering Concept to state of the art post-production support, to create engaging animated stories.We serve 2D & 3D animation services such as Character Animation,Proof of Concept Videos,Service Videos etc. We also specialise in VFX, VR, AR,hologram. We are appreciated with a National film award by the President of India. We have served diverse clientele till now. For More info please visit : www.aespaes.com

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TEDx speech by Mr. Abhiram Joshi

Our Creative producer Mr Abhiram Joshi has recently spoken at a TEDx event about virtual reality. While giving that speech he has shared his experience.Mr.Abhiram is Post Graduate in Film & Media from International Film School Sydney. Abhiram ably leads the Creative Wing of the Aespaes Group.The creative team comprising 2 creative writers & 3 Directors, lead by Abhiram crafts engaging ideas to deliver your key message effectively.

         He shared that Virtual Reality (VR) bridges the digital and physical world. He shared his views about virtual reality and he continued that more than one person has been involved in the development of this technological system. Today the Virtual reality https://aespaes.com/virtual-reality-2/ (VR) technology is applied to advance fields of medicine, engineering, education, design, training, and entertainment. VR is a computer interfaces which tries to mimic the real world beyond the flat monitor to give an immersive 3D (Three Dimension) visual experience. Often it is hard to reconstruct the scales and distances between objects in static 2D images. Thus the third dimension helps bring depth to objects. 

        Instead of viewing a screen in front of them, users are immersed and able to interact with 3D worlds  by simulating as many senses as possible, such a vision, hearing, touch, even smell, the Computer is transformed into a gatekeeper to this artificial world. Virtual Reality’s Most immediately-recognizable component is the head-mounted display (HMD).

       The principle goal of the virtual reality headsets is to create life-size, 3D virtual environments with no boundaries like those associated with computer or television screens.If done in the right manner, the headsets give an impression of the user being actually inside the game or the movie, hence the name “virtual reality”. 

          Virtual Reality makes animation speedy and easy. Of all the new technologies making waves in the world today, virtual reality (VR) seems to be the one most destined to make a major splash in the world. Virtual reality offers an injection of fun into the media that we have become accustomed to. www.aespaes.com

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Experience at Aespaes Lab Pvt Ltd

 I have been working as a sales intern at Aespaes Lab Pvt Ltd and due to covid-19 it is a virtual internship. My experience at Aespaes Lab Pvt Ltd has been great so far, I have been able to learn a lot in a fast paced environment. In this company the work environment is very friendly. I can ask questions to my seniors and get my query solved. At Aespaes I learnt many skills like digital marketing, social media marketing, blog writing, SEO, time management and team work and many more. With guidance and support of Mr. Amey Pangarkar, our business head, this internship has become easy and interesting for me. I am willing to learn many more skills in this internship in future.

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