The Cinemacity App allows users to jump straight into their favorite films by visiting shot locations. Cinemacity guides film buffs through the streets of Paris and shows them where scenes from certain films were shot. Users can take guided walks and visit multiple locations to discover Paris through a new perspective. Once someone with Cinemacity arrives at a geolocated spot, they are able to play a movie clip in order to experience Paris as if they were in a movie.
Cinemacity was created in a collaboration between European television network Arte, multimedia studio Small Bang and the Paris City Hall. Anybody can download the iOS or Android app and walk through Paris while finding a new dimension of Cinema.
The app is currently available in English, French and German from the Cinemacity website.
What's Driving This Trend
- Immersive Cinematic Experiences
- Explore the potential for creating immersive cinematic experiences that allow users to step into their favorite films and interact with film locations.
- Geolocation-based Travel Apps
- Develop geolocation-based travel apps that guide users through specific cities and show them where scenes from films were shot, offering a new perspective on travel.
- Multimedia Collaboration
- Encourage collaborations between television networks, multimedia studios, and local governments to create innovative apps that merge different forms of media with real-world experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can leverage immersive cinematic travel apps to enhance visitor experiences and attract film enthusiasts to explore different destinations.
- Film and Entertainment
- The film and entertainment industry can explore opportunities to connect with audiences by offering unique experiences that bring films to life in real-world locations.
- Mobile App Development
- The mobile app development industry can capitalize on the demand for innovative travel and entertainment apps that provide immersive experiences based on geolocation and film content.
