CIRCUS

CIRCUS was hired by a university to develop a unique, interactive virtual tour for prospective students. The company's creativity, innovation, and professionalism were key factors in their selection. The project involved developing thematic 360-degree images, audio, and video, with the university choosing the most important locations for filming. The CIRCUS team, which included the Director, project manager, and a team of photographers and videographers, worked closely with the university to capture the town and institution at their best. The result was a unique and exciting virtual visiting experience that stood out from traditional virtual tours.

For BBC Studios, CIRCUS developed a 360-degree virtual guided tour of the California Academy of Sciences. The project was part of a larger multimedia campaign and was delivered by a team of 2-5 employees from CIRCUS. They used drone footage and 360-degree photography stitched together to create an immersive virtual environment with voiceovers, images, and text. The high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and referral were key factors that led to the selection of CIRCUS. The end product was an engaging, interactive virtual tour that enhanced the multimedia campaign.

English Heritage, a charity managing over 400 historic monuments, hired CIRCUS to develop a virtual tour for Clifford's Tower in York. The vendor was selected through a tender process based on a specific set of criteria. The project involved a series of meetings to discuss aims, objectives, content, and delivery timelines. CIRCUS was responsible for producing all the 360-degree site photography, with the Creative Director and team specialists working closely with English Heritage throughout the process. The end product was a successful, accessible virtual tour that brought the historic site to life.