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VIS – Virtual Immersions in Science
Virtual Immersions in Science (VIS s.r.l.) is the first ever spinoff of the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy.
We create excellent multimedia Outreach products for customers whom, like us, believe that disseminating science to the public is a fundamental mission for society.
Our multi-faceted team combines skills in science, communication, outreach, creativity, media production, to provide the best science communication solution, with the highest accuracy and impact, and the shortest time to market.
We Work With
Latest Video Production
Pulsars: A Tale of Cosmic Clocks
Alma embarks on an unexpected journey into space, led by a mysterious scientist.
What was supposed to be a simple trip to the museum turns into her life-changing adventure.
At the center of the journey are the Pulsar stars and the surprising story of the young scientist that discovered them.
VIS – 15L Films production 2022
1er Premio Ex Aequo: Cortos Científicos – Ciencia en Acción
Winner: Jury Award for Professional Animation < 40 minutes – RAW SCIENCE FILM FESTIVAL
We make beautiful scientific videos
We produce scientific documentaries and informative videos.
We produce short and full length videos.
For multiple distribution channels.
From internet informative pills to television broadcast level.
Extended Reality
VR/AR
We create innovative ways of being immersed in Science by using the most modern digital visualisation tools such as Extender Reality, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.
Our immersive and interactive gaming applications allow people to discover and learn in a uniquely entertaining experience.
Take your first step on the moon!
To mark the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing in 1969, VIS – Virtual Immersion in Science creates the “Moon Landing VR 360” application. VR technology allows us to be on board the Apollo 11 and experience first hand the most famous landing in contemporary history.
Proud winners of the NATGEO Award
Darkside – The Quest for Dark Matter Detection
awarded by National Geographic at the MIA Doc Pitching forum Oct 2020.
