
Interactive 360° video
Events, concerts, and ceremonies in spherical format. Published on YouTube and Facebook 360, on your website, or for VR headsets.
360° immersive experiences · Cancún and Riviera Maya
We capture your event or your space in every direction. From that same shot come the interactive experience, the little planet, the social media cuts, and the VR headset version.
One shot · 5 formats
Immersive. What people experience inside: drag to look at the band, the crowd, or the venue’s arches.
Little planet. The same sphere, folded in on itself: a format that stops the scroll.
Flat 360° × 180°. The full file, unfolded like a map: every other format comes from here.
Vertical 9:16 cut. A reframe of the same shot for stories and ads, with no reshoot.
VR headset. One view for each eye: the closest thing to being there.
If this is all new to you
A regular camera records what's in front of it. A 360° camera records everything around it, all at once. Then each viewer decides where to look: with a finger, with a mouse, or by moving their phone.
It sees a single frame. Whatever happens behind it, beside it, or above it is lost: the crowd, the energy of the place, the details nobody thought to point at.
With multiple lenses and software that stitches the images together, a single shot records the entire surroundings at once: front, back, sides, above, and below.
Each person experiences the scene their own way, with a finger, a mouse, or by moving their phone. The same footage serves thousands of different points of view.
360° video · concerts and events
A concert recorded in 360° stops being a video you watch: it becomes a place you step into. Front row, onstage, in the crowd, or from the box seats, all from the same recording.
Below is a real concert we shot in 360°: press play, turn up the volume, and drag to look around.
Real 360° video · LUM360
Real project · artist
Shot with a 360° camera placed on stage, among the musicians. Look at the band, the crowd, or the venue’s arches, and switch formats to see the same recording as a little planet or in VR headset mode.
Open the full tourIllustrative model: how 360° cameras are spread around a venue. Pick a seat to step in.
A 360° memory isn't something you watch: you relive it, from whichever spot you prefer.
Turn the show into an experience people can visit later, on any device.
Buttons inside the video: listen to the new single, visit the merch store, subscribe, or pre-save on Spotify and Apple Music.
A single recording yields flat versions, tiny planets, and vertical cuts for social.
360° photography and 360° drone
These are real LUM360 captures. Drag to look around, switch between ground and drone, and turn the same image into a tiny planet or a flat map.

Ground-level 360° photography: a patio and a pool, seen from where a person would stand.
High-resolution spherical images for your website, your Google Business Profile listing, and your social channels. People who find you online understand the place before they arrive.
The property, the street, the neighborhood, and the view in a single sphere. Ideal for hotels, developments, destinations, and outdoor events.
The same capture becomes formats for social and ads. One session, several pieces.
One session, many deliverables
The images on these cards come from the same 360° concert video you saw above.

Events, concerts, and ceremonies in spherical format. Published on YouTube and Facebook 360, on your website, or for VR headsets.
High-resolution spherical images for your website, with a dedicated viewer. Your space, seen from every angle.
360° photography is added to your local listing so people searching for you can explore the place before they visit.
See local SEO
The sphere folded in on itself: an eye-catching format for Instagram, Reels, and Shorts, made from the same capture.

From the 360° video we pull 16:9 or vertical cuts, ready for ads, social, and presentations, with no reshoot.
Hotspots inside the scene: play, buy, book, subscribe, or open more information.

One view for each eye, to be watched with VR headsets at booths, presentations, or brand experiences.
So how does this help me?
How we work
You tell us what you want to communicate, where, when, and for whom. We define which formats make sense for your project.
We choose camera positions, permits, audio, and the logistics of the location or event, and agree on the deliverables.
We record 360° video, 360° photography, or drone flights depending on the scope, with close attention to position and stability.
We stitch and stabilize the footage, add hotspots where they apply, and deliver the agreed formats, ready to publish.
Before you ask
No. It plays on your phone and your computer: drag with your finger or mouse, or just move your phone. A VR headset makes the feeling of being inside stronger, but it's optional.
On YouTube and Facebook (both recognize the 360° format), on your website with a dedicated viewer, and, for photography, on your Google Business Profile listing. We also deliver flat versions for other social networks.
We define it during planning: it can be the camera's ambient audio or a prepared mix from the event. It's spelled out in each project's proposal.
Yes. The key is planning where each camera goes so both the audience and the stage look right. We review it with you before the event.
It depends on the scope (how many positions, how many minutes, which formats). Timelines are set in the proposal.
Of course. Tell us what you want to communicate and we'll tell you honestly whether 360° makes sense for you, or which part of it does.
Next step
Every project starts with a conversation. Together we define the scope, the deliverables, and the visual assets your brand or event deserves. And if you're just curious, you can ask too: we'll tell you honestly whether 360° makes sense for you.
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