Join a prehistoric journey with Apple's latest immersive Vision Pro film

Apple will debut a second short film from its "Prehistoric Planet Immersive" series for Apple Vision Pro users on April 19th.

Apple included a handful of Immersive Video experiences along with the launch of the Apple Vision Pro in February. They are 180-degree 3D video shot in 8K, making them different from both 3D movies available on the device and the "Spatial Video" users can create from the headset or the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max.

The original Immersive Video film from "Prehistoric Planet" featured some pterosaurs encounting some young T-Rexes along a rugged ocean coast. The new film, running about six minutes like the previous one, tells the tale of a curious baby triceratops who learns about family bonds deep in the forest.

A teaser for it is available from the TV app in the Apple Vision Pro.

This is only the second new Immersive Video Apple has released since the launch of the Vision Pro in February. The other was a five-minute "highlight reel" of the 2023 Major League Soccer season.

The original batch of Immersive Videos included four short films: Adventure, Wild Life, Prehistoric Planet Immersive, and Alicia Keys: Rehearsal Room. Also included at launch was a interactive immersive experience, called "Encounter Dinosaurs."

10 Comments

lordjohnwhorfin 866 comments · 18 Years

About 7 months ago

The immersive videos are absolutely completely incredibly mind blowing.

CodeSpyder 5 comments · 6 Years

What else ya got...

nubus 609 comments · 8 Years

CodeSpyder said:

What else ya got...

Seems a 6 min. dino reel every 2 months is the content strategy for AVP.

jellybelly 135 comments · 15 Years

nubus said:

CodeSpyder said:

What else ya got...

Seems a 6 min. dino reel every 2 months is the content strategy for AVP.

It doesn’t seem like that to me.
Similar to such a new product category, we’ll see the uptick in pace as third party content providers get up to speed and as Apple gets still more developers and providers on board.
8k stereo cameras made for VP content are being produced in only very small quantities at this point and Apple is no doubt recruiting animation software developers to bring production tools to creators.

Software updates will bring more capabilities. We haven’t even had a WWDC yet that will have tons of training on App and content development.

For now, it’s still in the phase of developing market demand.
See, it’s working—you’re demanding more content and longer content, albeit with cynicism or sarcasm that is a bit tiring to me and many more who appreciate how much of a huge undertaking this period is.

We’re in a ramp up period. It always happens with dropping a cutting edge technology.
99.99% of the public hasn’t even tried out the Vision Pro yet. You’re one of the fortunate ones if you’re impatient because you already want more.
Patience, young Padawan. (sp?)