Big Blue Ceiling

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Interactive 180 Wall

An interactive panoramic walkthrough of a show's New York stages, in Los Angeles.

Eddie OffermannCreative direction, technology selection, software and hardware architecture, team management

Role
Creative direction, technology selection, software and hardware architecture, team management
Areas
Installations, XR, Hardware, VFX
A visitor in silhouette facing a curved panoramic wall that shows a wood-paneled study with a grand piano, bookshelves, a grandfather clock and a chandelier.

At Mirada I led an Amazon Prime For Your Consideration project built to transport Emmy voters from Los Angeles to the stages of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel in New York City.

It's an interactive panoramic walkthrough on a 180-degree, high-resolution video wall. It used 3D scans of the original stages, custom software my team built, and pedestal interaction, so visitors could virtually visit the stages of the fan favorite show at life scale.

I led creative direction and technology selection, designed both the software and hardware architecture, and managed the team that built it.

One of my immersive projects at Mirada.

  • Play video: Amazon Prime FYC Project - Marvelous Mrs Maisel Interactive 180 Wall
    A visitor walks through a set on the 180-degree wall.
  • The curved 180-degree screen layout inside the Unity editor
    Building the 180 wall in Unity
  • A test image on the large LED wall
    Wall test
  • A period parlor set shown on the wall
  • A period bar set shown on the wall

Sources

  • Immersive Projection AR

    A large, music-centered space you explore through projection-mapped AR.

    • Installations
    • XR
    • Hardware

  • Steerable Projection AR

    Fully interactive, game-centered AR projected across a large space.

    • Installations
    • XR
    • Hardware

  • Animated Lobby Installation

    A large, continuously animated, immersive lobby.

    • Installations
    • Pipelines
    • VFX

  • CameraSmartPlate

    A camera plate that knows where it is, for tracking, virtual production and NeRF capture.

    • Computer Vision
    • VFX
    • Hardware
    • AI