Film Fervor Podcast |filmmaking | Crowdfunding |positivity |independent Film | Justin Kincaid

Today I'm joined by Alex Oshmyansky, the creator and director behind the worlds first feature length film shot entirely in Virtual Reality (VR) Career Opportunities in Organized Crime. Ever want to join the mafia? Are you on the fence about it? Let Vova, Baltimore's local Russian mob boss, try to convince you in the first ever feature length virtual reality movie. The film pretty much speaks for itself: A Russian mafia recruiter is setting up a video to get more recruits and socialize in the modern day platforms. However, what you really have to take from this film is the fact that it is shot entirely in Virtual Reality and done on relatively inexpensive "consumer" products (GoPro). The whole concept of VR is fascinating from a filmmaker perspective because you have to be so extremely aware of your surroundings both in front of the camera and behind, because your viewer can literally just turn their head and look around your set. I think this concept is really interesting because it is going to add a larger d