“This investment will help us drive our strategy of producing premium content across multiple platforms whilst keeping the unique narratives that address social issues and inspire change at the heart of what we do,” said Maven’s co-founders in a statement. “We are very excited about the prospect of working more closely with established and emerging UK female writing and directing talent.”
The announcement was made by the Fund’s manager Calculus Capital and media adviser Stargrove Pictures.will be made accessible in several VR lounges in major cities around the world, letting audiences who can’t travel to the Italian festival experience the sidebar in the comfort of their local cultural institutions.
These institutions, which belong to the Satellite Programme network, will screen 44 projects from 24 different countries which compose the Venice VR Expanded. The centers will have access to the program for the duration of the festival. While the program will not be shown on the Venetian island, it will be available online with the support of HTC Viveport, Facebook’s Oculus, VRChat and VRrOOm.