It is part of the investigation exploring the narrative options of immersive video through its production process (del Arbol, Dicom master’s degree, UBA) and the dissemination work LIVRO, their design and their immersive video 360 production. This paper investigates the nature of VR reception compared to traditional film and video, which raises other possibilities that they do not have and VR does. The nature of the images, which transcends the frame to surround the user, implies a different experience in the body and psychological involvement. The role of the user, who has become a user and no longer a mere spectator, is passively looks at an image on the rectangular screen. photographic capture of the environment and not CGI) presents new challenges for the traditional film and video audiovisual artist. VR is an immersive video, and it is defined as the succession of panoramic images that entirely cover the observer’s environment in all directions, generating the sensation of “being inside” the scene. The users isolate themselves from the world around them in the immersion system, replacing real stimuli with virtual stimuli.
Virtual Reality (VR) is defined as “a computer-generated digital environment that can be experienced and interacted with as if that environment were real” (Jerald, 2016, p.9).
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