The Long Wait for the Tram — 360° VR guided tour 3/1000 · Bydgoszcz, Poland · captions

Tour 3 of 1000 — a growing series of 360° guided drone tours of Polish cities, made for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers too (every word of the guide is on screen).

✈️ A guided 360° flight with a guide naming what you fly past.
Why did Okole, the district below us, lose its tram? The line ran along Grunwaldzka Street, and when its roundabout was rebuilt, the line was scrapped: the last tram to Okole ran in June 1984. Who was meant to move into Jasna Street, below us? The city decided to renovate the most run-down buildings in Okole, here on Jasna, and the flats inside them were meant for teachers. […]

— the guide keeps talking in the film —

For deaf and hard of hearing viewers: everything the guide says is also written on screen, on three sides of the horizon, so the text is in front of you whichever way you turn. The words are spoken aloud too, so the film works either way.

WHERE THIS WAS FILMED
Bydgoszcz, Poland

Filmed by Andrii Shramko — 360° aerial films from Poland

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OPEN TO WORK — aerial filming for your project, licensing of existing footage, and free work for charity and children's projects. I shoot 360° at up to 24K 60fps. Write to me.

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