Observe or participate: the effect of point-of-view on presence and enjoyment in 360 degree movies for head mounted displays

A.L.F.M Boom; S Stupar - Rutenfrans; OSP Bastiaens; MS Van Gisbergen

Observe or participate: the effect of point-of-view on presence and enjoyment in 360 degree movies for head mounted displays

A.L.F.M Boom, S Stupar - Rutenfrans, OSP Bastiaens, MS Van Gisbergen

Academy for AI, Games & Media

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Abstract

The current study investigated the relationship between the point-of-view (POV) of a 360-degree film for Head Mounted Displays and the level of presence and enjoyment. We created two conditions with a 360-degree movie, with different POVs (actor and observer). Participants from the actor condition scored significantly higher on Spatial Presence compared to participants from the observer condition. However, the expected differences in enjoyment and other subscales of presence between the two conditions were not found. Finally, we provide a recommendation on what POV (actor or observer) is the most presence and enjoyment enhancing.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	AML 2015: The European Conference on Ambient Intelligence, 12-11-2015; 2015 - Athens. Greece Duration: 11 Nov 2015 → 13 Nov 2015

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Conference	AML 2015: The European Conference on Ambient Intelligence, 12-11-2015; 2015
City	Athens. Greece
Period	11/11/15 → 13/11/15

Keywords

360-Degree Movies
Enjoyment
Point-of-Views
Presence
Virtual Reality

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Observe or participate: the effect of point-of-view on presence and enjoyment in 360 degree movies for head mounted displays

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