See The Notre Dame Get Rebuilt From The Tragic Fire In 360-Degree VR Tour
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In April 2019, the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris was destroyed by a tragic fire incident, but reconstruction works have since taken place to rebuild the majestic structure.
Now, you can view the glorious architecture in a new virtual-reality experience that showcases the building before and after the mishap. The 360-degree film, titled Rebuilding Notre-Dame, was created by Chloé Rochereuil and Victor Agulhon, the founders of an immersive media company called Targo.
The two sold the film to FlyView, a company that provides VR experiences of Paris. The footage now offers an inside look into the cathedral's timeline before, during, and after the unfortunate fire.
The film had initially started as a documentary about rector Patrick Chauvet, who spoke about his vocation in the cathedral three months ere the accident.
However, the unfortunate event prompted the film to take a different turn to document the disaster, the building's reconstruction efforts, and its current state.
[via The Art Newspaper, cover image via Kiev.Victor / Shutterstock.com]
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