Felix & Paul Studios is an award-winning creative studio, producing media for immersive experiences worldwide. The studio specialises in creating interactive and engaging augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality experiences that push the boundaries of immersive mediums.
Services
Felix & Paul Studios’ approach combines a ‘patent-pending’ technology platform with industry-leading creative expertise. Over the years, they have collaborated with world-renowned figures and companies, created original immersive experiences, and brought beloved brands and intellectual properties to life in new and exciting ways.
The studio produces content for a wide variety of formats to suit any project’s needs. These include 360-degree video experiences for 5G-enabled smartphones, dome and planetarium projections, immersive VR experiences using Meta Quest headsets, giant screens, and full-scale interactive exhibits. The team is also in the process of developing cutting-edge AR content for clients.
Projects
Cirque du Soleil
Felix & Paul Studios have a longstanding partnership with Cirque du Soleil. Their collaborations have brought Cirque shows to life in new and exciting ways, utilising VR to place users at the heart of the action. Over the years, they have created experiences for Alegría, KÀ, O, Luzia, Kurios, and Zarkana.
Space Explorers: The ISS Experience
Space Explorers: The ISS Experience is an immersive production available in formats such as VR, giant screens, and 360-degree domes. As the largest production ever filmed in space, it invites users to join eight astronauts as they complete tasks aboard the International Space Station. The experience has won numerous awards, including a Primetime Emmy for ‘Outstanding Interactive Programme’.
The People’s House: Inside the White House with Barack and Michelle Obama
This experience offers users an intimate tour of the White House alongside Barack and Michelle Obama. Viewers can explore iconic locations within the site, gaining a behind-the-scenes look into the building’s two-hundred-year history.
