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The Oculus Rift aims to change the way we play video games with its fully-immersive virtual reality headset, but it also has its sights set on impacting the way we consume all media, including movies.

Video tech startup Condition One is currently working on a documentary called “Zero Point” about virtual reality headsets, made specifically for the Oculus Rift. Although the production was announced last year, the company released its first interactive trailer, which gives a fascinating taste of what we might see.

The Oculus Rift supports 3D movies and a 360-degree viewing experience — and “Zero Point” will take advantage of both — but the trailer is limited to 180-degree angles for now. But the two-minute clip lets you move your mouse in different directions to see different perspectives, likening the experience to moving your head while wearing the Oculus Rift.

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Condition One founder Danfung Dennis, an Oscar nominated filmmaker, reportedly plans to make more movies through the headset in the future, according to TechCrunch.

 

Source: Mashable