Last year, Google launched Spotlight Stories, a series of 360-degree video projects directed by acclaimed filmmakers. Some of the cleverest installments in the Spotlight Stories library have caught our attention in the past, and the channel’s latest offering is arguably its best yet. It’s called Pearl, and it comes from Oscar-winning animator Patrick Osborne.
Pearl tells the story of a girl and her father as they live out of an old, beat-up car. Along the way, the vehicle picks up a lot of sentimental value, and across the five-and-a-half-minute runtime of Pearl, viewers are invited to join the short’s protagonist as she reminisces about her most indelible memories.
Google and (by extension) YouTube have talked a big game about 360-degree video over the past year, and Pearl strongly evidences that the up-and-coming format is more than just a gimmick. If you enjoyed it, be sure to subscribe to the Google Spotlight Stories YouTube channel to see new shorts as they arrive.
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