Vibe VR

Vibe VR was hired by a university administrator to create a congratulatory video for recent graduates. The project involved creating two virtual reality short media pieces that would allow students to experience the campus in a unique way. The university chose Vibe VR due to their local presence and their unique expertise in VR content creation. The co-owners of Vibe VR, David and Kata, were directly involved in the project, and the client appreciated their creative input, flexibility, and ability to work autonomously. The project was completed successfully, meeting the university's goals and expectations.

The University of Waterloo's Campus Housing department engaged Vibe VR to create a virtual reality experience and videos showcasing their residences to prospective students. Vibe VR was chosen for their flexibility, responsiveness, and willingness to execute the project onsite, which set them apart from other vendors. The project was handled by David from Vibe VR, who was commended for his professionalism and quick response to emails. The use of VR technology allowed the university to overcome pandemic-related restrictions and successfully show prospective students what their accommodations would look like.

An entertainment personality, Zola Molotov, enlisted Vibe VR to create an immersive documentary showcasing the roots of her character. The decision to hire Vibe VR was influenced by their local presence in Ottawa and the fact that they are a family business, which added a personal touch to their high-tech work. Kata and Dave from Vibe VR were involved in the project, and were praised for their meticulous planning, creative vision, and excellent execution. The project was completed successfully, with Zola Molotov being able to focus on her performance while Vibe VR took care of the technical aspects.