Show Notes
Elad Offer is the creative director behind Apple’s most ambitious leap into immersive storytelling, leading the vision for Bono: Stories of Surrender — the first feature-length film created for Apple Vision Pro using Apple Immersive Video. In this exclusive interview, Elad shares how he helped bring Bono’s intimate one-man show into a fully immersive 8K, 180-degree Spatial Audio experience, placing viewers on stage and inside the story like never before. We explore how Apple’s groundbreaking technology is redefining cinematic storytelling, the challenges of designing for a new medium, and what this means for the future of content on Apple Vision Pro.
Elad Offer: https://www.instagram.com/elad_offer/ Elad Offer IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2366648/ Watch the Podcast in Video: https://youtu.be/0I1Mn7vOtWM
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