Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
To help us say #HelloAgain to David Bowie's classic "Sound and Vision," Director Chris Milk reimagined the way we experience a performance. Working with a team of innovative designers, producers, and musicians, Milk manifested a 360-degree vision of a concert by building a performance space as distinctive in its layout as it is in its recording equipment. The physical space consisted of concentric circles with Beck at the center, surrounded by a ring of audience members. The audience was further surrounded by more than 160 diverse musicians. Over 250 microphones, including binaural heads, were engaged throughout the space to record the performance from multiple angles. The result was a complete immers...
To help us say #HelloAgain to David Bowie's classic "Sound and Vision," Director Chris Milk reimagined the way we experience a performance. Working with a team of innovative designers, producers, and musicians, Milk manifested a 360-degree vision of a concert by building a performance space as distinctive in its layout as it is in its recording equipment. The physical space consisted of concentric circles with Beck at the center, surrounded by a ring of audience members. The audience was further surrounded by more than 160 diverse musicians. Over 250 microphones, including binaural heads, were engaged throughout the space to record the performance from multiple angles. The result was a complete immers...
