Cornerstone creates VR films designed to help adopters, foster carers, social workers, teachers and judges understand the impact of attachment-related trauma on a child.
These films provide a unique perspective on attachment-related trauma. They allow individuals to witness and understand the experiences and emotions of children and young people from adverse backgrounds. From the moment they enter the virtual world, viewers are transported to the earliest stages of development, experiencing the hardships and challenges faced by vulnerable children first-hand.
During my full-time employment at Cornerstone, I would direct, shoot and edit multiple VR films, remaking some legacy content to explore those stories in other settings and families.
I was also the QA Lead for our proprietary VR software platform, designed to host all Cornerstone VR content alongside a social VR component, allowing users get together in virtual meeting rooms and play Cornerstone VR content across many headsets in sync, with live voice chat.