China News Service, August 1st (Reporter Zhang Hengwei) On July 31st, Italy local time, the 77th Venice International Film Festival announced the finalists for the "VR Competition Unit", the VR documentary from China "60 Seconds of My Life" It was successfully shortlisted and became the first VR documentary on the epidemiology of the film festival. Affected by the epidemic, all the VR competition films of this Venice Film Festival will be screened online from September 2nd to 12th.

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　　"60 Seconds in My Life" was completed by 124 photographers from 32 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country. From the perspective of ordinary people, the film uses VR technology to record a 360-degree panoramic view of the epidemic period at 10 am on February 20, 2020. Every one of us around us seems to be a daily but meaningful minute.

　　The production of the entire film relies on social media and network sharing, as well as the world's leading VR content platform VeeR. In an era when "maintaining social distance" has become the norm in society, "60 Seconds of My Life" connects each other's lives in a virtual space and perpetuates this shared human memory.

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　　Director Wan Daming said that compared to traditional cameras and mobile phones, the real shots of the VR camera may be closer to the true meaning of the record. It can fully capture the space, characters, atmosphere and even the present moment with a 360° panoramic lens. The story preserves this memory about the epidemic more realistically and three-dimensionally.

　　The Venice Film Festival has officially set up a VR competition unit since the 74th (2017), encouraging filmmakers to use the latest VR technology to create films and explore new boundaries of film language. The Venice Film Festival has therefore become the third European film festival. A film festival with a special competition unit for VR. It has been 4 years since the establishment of the VR competition unit. Every year, Chinese filmmakers and VR technical teams who are actively exploring are shortlisted.

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　　It is reported that after the Venice International Film Festival, the "60 Seconds of My Life" VR documentary will soon be available on the VeeRVR global video platform, VeeR's Zero Space 8KVR immersive image experience store, mobile cloud VR, Tianyi Cloud VR| Tianyi Ultra HD Wait for other major platforms to go online. (Finish)