The frozen-moment technique utilizes multiple still image cameras positioned in a circle surrounding the subject and/or scene. In its simplest form, 360 cameras simultaneously shot yield 360 still images of the same subject from different vantage points. By showing the images in succession, one gets the impression that the camera is moving while the subject is frozen in space.

Spatial Narrative takes this idea to an interactive level by giving people the ability to move around the circle, exploring the quasi-three dimensional quality created by moving around the content.

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