It depends on the complexity of the exhibit and the number of rooms. It took us a minimum of three hours to capture in 360º a entire exhibition at the Barbican Art Centre in London consisting of two floors and fifteen rooms.

Our services are offered on a project-by-project basis, with each assignment approached as a unique and distinctive collaboration. Regardless of scale, we ensure a careful balance between quality, integrity, and value for money. If you’d like to discuss a project or explore how we could work together, please get in touch.

A 360º virtual tour offers a comprehensive form of exhibition documentation, bringing together multiple layers of content—photography, video, texts, interviews, PDFs, interaction and external links—within a single, immersive platform. A bespoke 360° virtual tour significantly extends the reach of a space or project, allowing audiences from around the world to engage with the work, even after the physical exhibition has closed or when the space is not longer accessible to the public.

We work with a clear awareness of context and timing. Delivery schedules are shaped in dialogue with each client and adapted to the specific needs of each project. For time-sensitive situations—such as live events, festivals, or press deadlines—we can provide a curated selection of images within hours of capture, ensuring communication can move forward without compromising quality.

Accessibility is considered from the outset of each virtual tour and developed as an integral part of the project rather than an add-on. Our 360° virtual tours can incorporate a range of accessibility features, including audio descriptions, captioned and BSL video, readable and adaptable text formats, clear navigation, and personalised ways of engaging with content.