Sketches of Sensorium: our award-winning film about the ocean

If you could ask the ocean a question...What would you ask?

By: Juliano Calil

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"If you could ask the ocean a question...What would you ask?". Inspired by the late Newton Harrison's thought-provoking question, our immersive 360° VR film won an award at the My Hero International Film Festival!

"Sketches of Sensorium for the World Ocean" takes viewers on an unforgettable journey into ocean conservation, translating complex environmental issues into powerful narratives. This project is a great example of immersive storytelling being used as a tool to educate, inspire, and drive meaningful action for our planet's future.

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Written by Juliano Calil

Our Scientist and data expert with a PHD in ocean science and coastal adaptation. Also a certified drone pilot.

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