Canadian producers C.S. Roy and Stéphanie Morissette have unveiled a first look at “V F C,” an adaptive feature project blending traditional filmmaking with biofeedback audio technology.
The project marks C.S. Roy’s directorial debut and stars Elisapie Isaac, the Inuk singer-songwriter, as a female neuroscientist who develops a rare form of melophobia after experiencing a musical Stendhal Syndrome. Witnessing her colleagues strangely changing behaviour over repeated exposure with the same piece of music, she flees and tries to find shelter away from a pervasive, music-filled environment.
“V F C,” both an arthouse horror movie and an augmented reality experience, allows each viewer to hear a customized soundtrack and musical score based on real-time biofeedback through a pair of Eeg (electroencephalogram) headsets and headphones.
Along Isaac, “V F C” stars Etienne Lou, Matthew Kabwe, and newcomer Ambica Sharma. The film shot in Montreal and the Eastern Townships in Quebec in April.
The project marks C.S. Roy’s directorial debut and stars Elisapie Isaac, the Inuk singer-songwriter, as a female neuroscientist who develops a rare form of melophobia after experiencing a musical Stendhal Syndrome. Witnessing her colleagues strangely changing behaviour over repeated exposure with the same piece of music, she flees and tries to find shelter away from a pervasive, music-filled environment.
“V F C,” both an arthouse horror movie and an augmented reality experience, allows each viewer to hear a customized soundtrack and musical score based on real-time biofeedback through a pair of Eeg (electroencephalogram) headsets and headphones.
Along Isaac, “V F C” stars Etienne Lou, Matthew Kabwe, and newcomer Ambica Sharma. The film shot in Montreal and the Eastern Townships in Quebec in April.
- 7/14/2021
- by Elsa Keslassy
- Variety Film + TV
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