Danilo Moura is a distinguished entertainment industry visionary with over 17 years of experience. He is Co-founder and Head of Creative Services at LOOT Interactive, a game studio located in Culver City, CA. During his 10 year's tenure at LOOT, Danilo has been the executive producer of multiple VR experiences, eight cross platform games for the XBOX®One and PlayStation®4; Inventor of a VR live streaming patent-pending HLS extension; eleven video streaming applications on the PS3 and PS4; four mobile games and over 700 Virtual experiences for PlayStation® Home. Danilo continues to champion the continued development of the VR, AR and MR platforms utilizing LOOT's extensive experience in video streaming, game and interactive entertainment experience development.

Recently, Danilo served as Executive Producer on Cycling Pathways To Mars starring Dr. Buzz Aldrin. Mr. Moura interfaced with NASA, USGS and Internet Archive in order to gather the highest quality and most realistic source assets for Moon and Mars references. In Aldrin's VR room-scale experience, developed for 8i and Time Inc.’s LIFE VR, LOOT combined multiple technologies with their innovative VR framework to create this groundbreaking interpersonal experience within a fantastic interplanetary trip to Mars. LOOT produced the Apollo 11 Landing site and the Mars photogrammetry assets delivering a realistic Moon and Mars environments. The 10 minute VR experience features seamless scene transitions, heightening user immersion and enabling an intimate understanding of Dr. Aldrin's vision. In collaboration with 8i, and utilizing LOOT's proprietary framework, 8i's Volumetric Video of Buzz Aldrin featured the ability to maintain eye contact with the user and achieve a seamless scene transition between the scenes. This created an unprecedented level of immersion. Buzz Aldrin: Cycling Pathways to Mars is available for free on multiple VR platforms including Steam and HTC Viveport and Oculus Rift store.

At the upcoming New York events The Art of VR (Sotheby's, June 22-23) and VR In The Sky (One World Trade Center, July 12-13) LOOT Interactive will debut two new VR experiences. The NASA Apollo Museum and the Harold Lloyd Stereoscopic Museum. Those experiences showcase the full creative potential of social VR for the next generation of museums, storytelling, and educational experiences.

Visitors to the NASA Apollo Museum can explore, in high-detail, one of mankind’s defining moments, the Apollo 11 mission, in which NASA landed the first human beings on Earth’s Moon. Explore true-to-scale models of the Saturn V rocket, Command Module and the Lunar Module, track the entire mission from launch to re-entry via a Museum-size mission map, and teleport to a recreation of the Apollo 11 moon landing site! Built with Sansar, Linden Lab’s new social VR platform, The Apollo Museum Experience is a richly immersive and engaging virtual experience to be explore and enjoy with other people. The Apollo 11 Museum Experience will launch, alongside with Sansar for PC, Oculus Rift, and HTC VIVE users later this year.

The Harold Lloyd Museum features a collection of the Hollywood Legend’s stereoscopic photography set in an explorable multi-floor modern museum filled with historical objects from Harold's lifetime achievements. Those objects were digitized using photogrammetry, the most realistic way to bring real life objects and spaces into Virtual Reality. Until his death in 1971, Harold Lloyd produced over 200,000 3D slides, some featuring celebrities of the day such as Marilyn Monroe and breathtaking scenic views from around the world. Until now, the magnificent library of Harold’s 3D photography remains mostly unexposed to the public.

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