时间：2026-09-21 09:00:03 来源：网络整理编辑：知識
LOS ANGELES -- Jaunt Studios and Tastemade have given Los Angeles the virtual reality treatment.Jaun
LOS ANGELES -- Jaunt Studios and Tastemade have given Los Angeles the virtual reality treatment.
Jaunt, which has raised $100 million from partners including The Walt Disney Company and Evolution Media Partners, and Tastemade, a digital media company focused on food, travel and lifestyle programming, on Tuesday released a VR video showcasing the best of the City of Angels.
Titled A Perfect Day in Los Angeles, the video kicks things off in-studio with entertainment host Ryan Seacrest before heading to a hidden water hole in Malibu and cruising by Stan’s Donuts. Also featured: Conan O’Brien, tastemakers Jax Tranchida, Carlo Alberto Orecchia, Julie Nolke, Katie Quinn, and Jimmy Wong (from Video Game High School).
“We are always looking for new ways to tell stories,” Larry Fitzgibbon, Tastemade co-founder, told Mashable. “We met with Jaunt and started thinking about how we could bring to life something that would be very compelling that also take advantage of this really immersive experience VR has to offer."
Taking people through Los Angeles -- where Jaunt has an office and where Tastemade is based -- seemed like the perfect way to join forces.
“This is one of the best ways to take advantage of VR,” added David Anderman, chief business officer at Jaunt. “Because you experience cities, and get an understanding of what it’s like to be there."
Both Fitzgibbon and Anderman said the Los Angeles video is just the start of future collaborations between the two companies. The hope is to create similar VR stories in different cities across the globe.
Check out a non-VR version of the video here:
It's available for viewing on the Jaunt VR App for iOS, Android, Gear VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Desktop 360.
TopicsVirtual Reality
More than half of women in advertising have faced sexual harassment, report says2026-09-21 08:38
'Thor: Ragnarok' review roundup2026-09-21 07:47
Now the Producers Guild of America is also looking to boot Harvey Weinstein2026-09-21 07:43
Will Ferrell stars in PSA campaign to remind you to put your phone away2026-09-21 07:41
Australian football makes history with first LGBT Pride Game2026-09-21 07:41
Björk reveals more details about alleged sexual harassment by a 'Danish director'2026-09-21 07:35
Smartphones are more interesting now than they've been in years2026-09-21 07:25
Honda's E22026-09-21 07:21
WhatsApp announces plans to share user data with Facebook2026-09-21 06:55
Students email professor with study question, get an unexpectedly kind response2026-09-21 06:46
Singapore rolls out video2026-09-21 08:48
If penne is your bae, wear this silver pasta pendant around your neck2026-09-21 08:43
'Thor: Ragnarok' review roundup2026-09-21 08:29
Marriott's Slack extension proves booking corporate travel software doesn't have to suck2026-09-21 08:08
Despite IOC ban, Rio crowds get their political messages across2026-09-21 07:29
When will Hillary Clinton break her silence on 'Rick and Morty's Szechuan sauce?2026-09-21 07:24
Now the Producers Guild of America is also looking to boot Harvey Weinstein2026-09-21 07:04
Look up to see Uranus this week2026-09-21 06:56
The Weeknd teases new music in Instagram post2026-09-21 06:43
Airbnb renters find hidden camera in vacation condo2026-09-21 06:25
