I’m commissioning a 30-second, 360° first-person experience that drops the viewer straight into a living, breathing medieval world. From the moment the headset goes on, everything must feel authentic—torches crackling, stone walls looming, horses snorting in the distance—while modern details stay firmly out of sight. The tone is more than historical; it’s mind-spiritual. I want subtle, almost meditative cues woven into the journey—chants echoing in a vaulted chapel, soft rays of light filtering through stained glass, the hush that settles before a battle. Think of it as an inner awakening set against castles, villages, warriors and looming conflict, all captured with cinematic motion that remains comfortable for VR viewing. I’m looking for photoreal textures, accurate period lighting, and spatial audio that completes the illusion. Whether you prefer Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender, or a hybrid workflow, the final result has to play smoothly on mainstream headsets such as Meta Quest, Pico, HTC Vive and similar. Deliverables • 30-second 360° video, FPV, encoded in a VR-ready format (3840 × 2160 or higher) • Spatial audio mix with medieval ambience and subtle spiritual underscore • Project/source files and 4–8 high-resolution stills for promotion Acceptance criteria • Strict 30 s runtime, first-person only • No anachronistic or modern elements visible or audible • Smooth motion and stitching; no VR-induced discomfort • Lighting, textures, and sound aligned with a medieval, contemplative atmosphere If you’ve crafted immersive historical scenes before and can marry technical polish with a touch of the mystical, I’d love to see what you can create.