Hope on the Slopes: A 360° Virtual Reality Documentary

Hugh Hou
Hugh Hou
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Published 2023-04-05
Prepare to be inspired by the incredible story of a young man with autism who discovers his passion for skiing through an adaptive skiing program in beautiful Lake Tahoe. This 360 virtual reality documentary by CBS News Bay Area KPIX takes you on an immersive journey that will leave you feeling uplifted and motivated.

Experience the thrill of the mountain as you follow our protagonist's journey. Along the way, you'll witness the transformative power of adaptive sports and how they can bring joy, freedom, and a sense of accomplishment to people of all abilities.

As you jump in your VR headset and immerse yourself in this stunning documentary, you'll be transported to the snow-covered slopes of Lake Tahoe and feel the wind in your face as you witness the magic of adaptive skiing. This is a story of perseverance, passion, and the incredible strength of the human spirit.

HOW TO WATCH: Best in a VR Headset (like Meta Quest 2) + headphones 🎧 for a 3D 360 immersive experience.
➡️ 1. (if you own Meta Quest 2 or Pro) Watch directly on Meta Quest TV: bit.ly/44pYBs3
8K Instruction: Put on your Meta Quest 2 and click TV to find the SAVED LINK. Then select "..." - Choose "Cache High Quality" - Let the download finish - Enjoy it on the "Your Media" session in high-quality 8K VR.
➡️ 2. (if you do NOT own Meta Quest VR) Save this link in your watch later list. Download the YouTube VR app PSVR or Steam VR. Then go into your VR Headset and enjoy this immersive film.
➡️ 3. (watch it on your phone directly) Download YouTube App on your phone. Please set the resolution to 2160s or 8K on the desktop for the highest resolution, true-to-life viewing experience.

Reporter: Itay Hod
Shot and edited by CJ Conway & Hugh Hou
Producer: Dan Krolczyk

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All Comments (12)
  • @docoftheday
    The magic of adaptive skiing comes alive in this incredible documentary. It's amazing to see how this sport can provide a sense of accomplishment, freedom, and joy to people of all abilities.
  • @BackroadExploits
    We are just beginning to understand Autism and how truly special these autistic people are! What a great story, so nicely created.
  • @VRGetaway
    Very cool that you acknowledged Autism with this!
  • @adcarteriv
    Man I am always so impressed with your work. I'm still trying to figure out how to keyframe 360° material without loosing the freedom of VR control.... you are so good at this
  • @vyacheslavzgordan6725
    Hi, awesome video! Do you know whether it is possible to combine three 120-degree videos into one 360-degree video?
  • @Brentslastwave
    Hugh, thanks so much for your work! Could you share what camera this was shot on? Thanks!! Brent
  • @manuquickie
    Thanks for this beautiful video, but again I see no 3D , but double vision in my Pico4, like I commented on another of your videos. It's a pity.....