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Plunge into the biodiversity hotspot that is the Mozambican seascape with Nat Geo explorer & Manta Queen, Andrea Marshal
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I'm creating an XR project combining underwater 360 video and an AR app to bring people face to face with enigmatic keystone species like dugongs, wedgefish, manta rays & sharks which underscore what science has now proven to be a crucial ecosystem.
Locally, the experience will be used alongside the Marine Megafauna Foundation's efforts to change fishing legislation; globally, this campaign is being designed to create a science-led, open-source blueprint for impact campaigns around XR.
We have an award-winning immersive team committed for both the 360 and the AR elements; we have famed explorer and scientist Dr Marshal and her team who we have filmed with twice before and we have raised some production budget.
I pivoted my entire career to focus on using the immense power of immersive tech to create impact for nature. This project is the sum of 9 years of experience doing it and will implement everything I have learnt about creating empathy.
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/1678869667991x529094098494540900
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