360 Labs

06/01/2026

Production has officially started for our next immersive documentary. We've been out exploring the Klamath River and it's headwaters and tributaries. Back in 2024, four dams were removed, freeing up nearly 400 miles of unrestricted river for the first time in over 100 years. Salmon have been spotted in the Klamath River Basin for the first time in over a century. It's pretty incredible to see this river bounce back. That's the experience we hope to bring to all of you in VR and fulldome.

We were joined by the very talented and knowledgeable Paul Robert Wolf Wilson, director and producer Paddle Tribal Waters, who guided us in locations all around the Klamath River Basin. Paul masterfully piloted his kayak with our definitely NOT waterproof 3D 360 camera on board. The Insta360 Pro2 lived to film another day! Even our Z Cam V1 Pro managed to get a ride on our much larger and stable tandem kayak.

The project will be ongoing through next fall, we hope to return to the basin to see salmon thriving in high numbers. We want to take you to these riverbanks, let you hear the water, and feel what it means for a river to come alive again. Location based stories like these are the reason we work in immersive video. We're excited to see what the future holds for the Klamath River.

03/11/2026

If you're in the market for a 10bit 8K 360 cam, we've posted our thoughts on the GoPro MAX2, DJI OSMO 360, and the Kandao Qoocam 3 Ultra. Our goal was to figure out which of these 3 cameras has the best potential for use in a VR headset. Find the link in the comments.

02/19/2026

Check out the Behind the Scenes from our adventure filming in 3D 360° at the new Minam River Wildlife Area with Oregon Department of Forestry!

We are so excited to be featured on the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife official YouTube channel, with them filming us, filming them. Very meta.

https://youtu.be/xAY-8TnjhAA?si=zGOy-Sf0vp-cEH9w

The work is only beginning at Minam with the completion of this critical acquisition, but it is a huge win for Oregon's wildlife. It was also among the few good news public lands stories of last year, and we were honored at the opportunity to capture it, so they can share it, immersively in VR headsets and on YouTube. See previous posts for the link.

https://youtu.be/uxcyVBjtT5UBehind the Scenes look at the making of Minam River 360° - An Immersive Field Tour in VR. The video was produced by 360 Labs (ht...

02/18/2026

We're excited to announce our latest immersive video project with the Oregon Department of Forestry has been selected for the Dome Fest West film festival!

We'll take you to an immersive field guide of the Minam River Wildlife Area, a new 17,000 square foot public lands acquisition adjacent to Oregon's beautiful Eagle Cap Wilderness, now protected so that Elk and other species can thrive. Made possible though the hard work and efforts of the Forest Legacy Program, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

Viewers can experience the immersive film at the Fisk Planetarium in Boulder, CO on April 26. Hope to see you at Dome Fest West!

11/13/2025

Our latest immersive video is now available! Minam River 360: An Immersive Field Tour in VR explores an ambitious public lands acquisition, nearly 17,000 acres in the foothills of the Wallowa Mountains are now in public hands. This place is an amazing habitat where elk and other species can thrive, and provides another access point to the Eagle Cap Wilderness.

360 Labs worked with the Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to document this project, which is part of the Forest Legacy Program. The program's aim is to preserve forests and wildlife habitats, while maintaining non-motorized public access. Local recreation provides economic opportunities for the state. Since its creation in 1990, the program has conserved over 3 million acres of forest land and expanded across the country to 53 states and territories.

This immersive video is a valuable tool for Oregon's Forestry and Fish & Wildlife Departments to easily bring the remote wilderness to the legislators and policymakers to see the benefits of this investment in the future of Oregon's wilderness.

You can explore this beautiful landscape in stunning 8K stereoscopic 3D 360 video on YouTube VR, and learn more about how this project came to be.

https://youtu.be/VQd2i-KMF1E

One of ODFW's newest wildlife areas, the Minam River harbors a wide variety of fish, wildlife and their habitats. Anglers can enjoy trout and mountain whitef...

10/13/2025

We're excited to be able to share more about the project that kept us busy through most of 2024. Oregon Forest Industries Council says the immersive video we made for them was "more memorable than any social ad we’ve run." It's a testament to the power of immersive video and VR for advocacy. OFIC was able to provide an in-depth view into Oregon's timber industry with transparency and unprecedented access. Do you want to know how Oregon's sustainable timber industry works? Now you can see for yourself.

Learn more about how we pulled it off:

In 2022, the Oregon Forest Industries Council (OFIC) launched For the Trees, a long-term public awareness campaign designed to reshape how Oregonians see the modern timber industry. By 2024, the campaign had built a strong foundation and was ready for something new: an immersive experience that coul...

07/02/2025

Here's some behind the scenes fun from our latest project. We're honored that 360 Labs had the opportunity to capture this positive story about public lands. The Minam River Wildlife area is over 17,000 acres connected directly to Oregon’s 365,000 acre Eagle Cap Wilderness. Having this place in the hands of the public and protected means elk and other wildlife can thrive. They see anywhere from 300 to 1,000 head of elk on the property in a given day. This also brings money into the local economy from hunters, hikers, anglers, rafters, and more.

We spent 5 days there with the Oregon Department of Forestry and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, capturing immersive 360 video in stereoscopic 3D. We saw elk, deer, turkeys, bears, and even heard wolves howl. We were even fortunate enough to catch a rare aurora event with our nightlapse camera.

We’re working on an immersive video about how this wildlife area came to be, and how Oregon plans to manage it in the future. Can't wait to get back out there some day!

05/14/2025

We had a great time at the premiere of "For the Trees" last night! There's still a chance to experience this deep dive into the history and future of Oregon's Timber industry tonight at 5:30 and 7:30 at OMSI's Kendall Planetarium. (see below for tickets)

04/29/2025

Our latest immersive 360 film made for Oregon Forests Forever is premiering at a special event at OMSI's Kendall Planetarium, May 13 and 14.

“For the Trees” explores Oregon’s sustainable timber industry, taking a deep dive into Oregon’s timber harvest practices from the 1800s to modern day, how we train for and respond to wildfires, and new innovative ways lumber is being used in construction.

There are 2 shows each evening, with a panel discussion and Q&A session after. We'll also have a VR station set up if you'd like to experience clips from the film in fully immersive 3D 360. Tickets are on sale now, all proceeds go to OMSI.

Join us for this fun immersive experience, get tickets here:
https://omsi.edu/events/for-the-trees/

03/31/2025

We're excited to be able to share more about the work we did with GALY in Brazil. GALY's mission is to transition the world to sustainable cellular agriculture. They sent us deep into the heartlands of Brazil, to Mato Grosso, to understand how deforestation has changed the landscape. We created an 8K 3D 360 immersive film for GALY to share their mission with potential investors and partners.

Immersive media (especially 360) can be a great tool for advocacy, considering it's transparent nature. In a world where media is often mistrusted, 360 video shows reality.

To read more about our project, see the link below in the comments.