Terence Malik’s next project announced / with Blanchett in Tribeca virtual reality

Theater News Base: Actress and director Terence Malik have teamed up on a new project called “Evolver”, which is described as an interactive and musical virtual reality experience that is set to be screened at the Tribeca Film Festival.

This project is produced by artists from Britain, France and the United States and takes the audience inside the human body. The audience can move with the flow of oxygen in the human body and eventually reach a living cell.

Its creators plan to expand the virtual reality project so that it can be displayed on a larger scale in festivals and museums around the world and used by up to 100 people at a time.

Malik and Blanchett are present in the project as executive producers and with Edward R. Peresman is an accomplished Hollywood producer. Pressman and Malik first experienced their collaboration in 1973 in Malik’s Land, which was Malik’s first film.

Radiohead guitarist Johnny Greenwood has produced the original music for the film. He has previously worked on popular films such as “Field of Imagination” and “Blood Will Rise” starring Daniel D. He has Lewis in his record.

All aspects of this project are made with the support of medical data and real scientific scans of the human body. The project also had several partners and scientific advisors.

In addition to producing, Blanchett was responsible for narrating this experience to give it more mystical depth. He begins the narrative of the project in the meditation phase, during which a poem is recited, and then he guides the audience so that they can communicate more with their body and nature by moving along a wave of breathing.

“The voice of this project was not so much about building a character, but about creating an environment with a state of mind,” Blanchett said. I connected a lot not only with the visual effects but also with the lyrics and text of the project.