What do you do for an encore after you have virtually transported thousands of Houstonians to the International Space Station?
If you are Felix & Paul Studios, you invite them back to fly to the moon.
"Space Explorers: THE INFINITE," which three years ago made its U.S. premiere in Houston, is now back in Space City for a limited second run. The interactive and immersive experience is again inviting the public to explore a virtual, life-size replica of the International Space Station (ISS), letting them almost feel what it is like to be an astronaut.
A spin-off of "Space Explorers: The ISS Experience," an Emmy-award winning series produced by Felix & Paul in collaboration with TIME Studios, "THE INFINITE" combines footage from the largest production ever filmed in space — more than 200 hours of 3D 360 cinematic virtual reality footage shot over the course of nearly three years — together with a virtual model of the space station that encourages visitors to physically roam the layout of the orbital outpost while exploring 360-degree vignettes in many of its modules.
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