List of common mistakes when broadcasting in VR:

 VR user sees more than in 2D, so take this into account when preparing the room for broadcast. Any mess in your camming space is unacceptable.

There should be no large black objects in the frame (for example, a TV).

There should be no moving objects in the frame. For example, fluttering curtains or dreamcatchers.

There should be no vertical objects positioned close to the camera. For example, it is better to move the microphone outside the field of view.

You need to move the camera very slowly, otherwise, the user will get uncomfortable due to motion sickness.

The camera itself must be positioned at eye level. If it is too low, the user will feel like a dwarf, and if it is set up high – like a giant.

Remember that the visitor feels as if they are in the same room with you - pay as much attention to them as possible and look into their eyes often!

 We also recommend watching the videos “How do the members see you?” and “Best camera angles   in VR”. 