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9Oct/19Off

New Halloween extravaganza features aerial acrobatics, virtual reality and more

Collaborating with Drexel University, Sanders and his creative team crafted a 45-minute virtual reality experience – one of the several attractions comprising “2nd Sanctuary.”

(Photos by Ted Lieverman/Courtesy of Brian Sanders’ JUNK)

As participants dress in hazardous suits, they immerse in the Phantom Portal Virtual Reality, passing through a few locations throughout the church, including fictional phone booths and spas.

Whether transporting audiences to familiar Philadelphia sites or taking them up-close-and-personal to dancers, Sanders and his team shot various footage for the virtual reality portion for almost two months. The objective, he says, was focusing people in a singular direction within a 360 degree-perspective.

See the full story here: https://southphillyreview.com/2019/10/08/new-halloween-extravaganza-features-aerial-acrobatics-virtual-reality-and-more/

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