Kannada Film ønsker å gi ut en film i metaversen

Kannada Film has announced that they will be releasing Made in Bangaluru in the metaverse, according to Interallity. The film will tell the story of three high school students who decide to go on a journey and the story will tell about the adventures that will await them along the way.

It is noteworthy that users of the metaverse will be able to interact with the actors of the film, take part in a movie quiz, take selfies with them, and so on. On December 29, the premiere will take place in Bangalore, and the best participants of the quiz, which will be held by Kannada Film, will receive an invitation there.

The authors want to try to connect the world of movies with the metaverses in order to try to bring users closer to the world of the film industry and vice versa. In addition, they have an idea to combine the feeling of watching a movie with the possibilities that the metaverses provide and thus provide an unusual user experience for movie lovers. The Indian film industry could be a pioneer in bringing films and the metaverse together.

Earlier it was reported that the production company Pooja Entertainment, founded by Bollywood producer Vashu Bhagnani, entered the world of the metaverse by acquiring a plot of land in the virtual world. Poojaverse will be that place. where they want to hold film-related events.

Pooja Entertainment, the production company founded by Bollywood producer Vashu Bhagnani, has entered the metaverse and acquired its first virtual piece of land. Starting with BadeMiyan ChoteMiyan starring Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff, the company will create an immersive experience for moviegoers in the Poojaverse virtual environment.

Virtual universes are used in a variety of ways, allowing users to experience new experiences. For example, The Sandbox and Decentraland focus on simple social interactions between people to give them the opportunity to expand their acquaintances and live in a virtual world in some way.

Automotive company Renault was able to think of and implement the world's first industrial metaverse, which will help them with logistics issues in the real world, as well as solve some problems that arise in their factories. They managed to achieve this thanks to the transfer of production sites to the virtual space.

Now Kannada Film wants to release the film in the metaverse, and Poojaverse has already acquired a site to host film industry themed events.

How else will people think of using the metaverses?