Show It 2 Me

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Release date

December 14, 2017

Publisher

Titmouse Studios

Website

http://titmouse.net/

Show It 2 Me is an interactive VR music video created using Tilt Brush's audio reactive brushes and featuring Night Club's single, “Show It 2 Me.”

Show It 2 Me first debuted at SXSW’s Virtual Cinema 2017. It features art created by Titmouse president and owner Chris Prynoski and Titmouse creative director Antonio Canobbio using the audio reactive brushes in Tilt Brush, Google’s virtual reality app.

We'll take you on a trippy visual-ride featuring demonic cars, pulsating brains, and disembodied tongue-mouths. Named after the song by Night Club, an electronic music duo from Los Angeles that features Emily Kavanaugh and Mark Brooks, Show it 2 Me is co-directed by Mark Brooks and Dylan Carter.

Check out Night Club’s music at http://nightclubband.com.

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Gear VR

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Ratings & reviews

4.55

186 ratings

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Player reviews

Wanna show off your VR to a friend? Show them this. Nice job guys.

10 found this helpful

Nice Experience!

Well I just bought VR Canvas from gallery section. Which is as good as can be for GearVR, When I saw this I thought it's Tiltbrush app for mobile version! But it's just a musical experience...and a good one.

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Modern-day MTV

If the concept of music videos made in virtual reality as a means of promoting a single fails to last into the near future, it certainly won’t be because of this effort. It will be despite it. When the hit network MTV launched in the early 80’s, it was designed to enhance a song to a visual degree that would render the music almost secondary. Such is the case here. The tune itself, while tasteful and competent, is nowhere near as memorable as the visuals created by the developers. That is the entire point of the exercise of creating a multimedia experience to accompany the music. To that extent, bravo to everyone involved. However, I subtract one star because as amazing as the graphical experience is, I do not rate it as a masterpiece for the platform or the genre. A key step in the evolution, yes, but not the definitive statement that will endure. But that’s totally ok. We need game-changers to reach those heights, and that is what the creative team has accomplished here.

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Really Cool Art Piece

One of my favorite things about Oculus Go are all the little experimental projects available. This one reminds me of of the wild Commodore Amiga demoscene programs back in the 80's, only in VR. (Back then we called apps "programs" which still makes sense to this old Assembly language programmer. :D)

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