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To support the release of its new series, France Télévisions is launching a free 3D game available on smartphones, tablets and PCs. A 360° immersive experience not to be missed!

On Saturday 27 April, the Olympic flame will depart from Athens aboard the Belem bound for Marseille before making its way to the French capital. 90 days before the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Games, a competition of a very special kind will also take place, organised by France Télévisions and co-produced by the Webedia Group. For 8 hours, 8 teams made up of streamers, presenters from our channels and leading French athletes will compete in Olympic events.

The offering from France tv StoryLab in this innovative co-production goes well beyond the ordinary. It propels you through time's confines into a realm simultaneously recognizable and distinct. Titled "Emperor," this interactive virtual reality escapade delves into the intricate bond shared between a father and his daughter, delving deep into the corridors of the father's mind. In poetic fashion, it addresses an affliction that annually impacts nearly 300,000 individuals in France: aphasia.

AR, VR, free access web app, fiction, documentary, animation, video games – that's what France tv StoryLab's co-productions offer. StoryLab is the immersive programs label of France Télévisions, an entity that allows you to see reality like you've never seen it before!

If the world you step into is dreamlike, the action you'll take will be powerful, both symbolically and physically, as you learn to fight back and save your world. This duality is showcased in the work of Céline Tricart and is once again evident in this co-production by France tv StoryLab, the immersive program label of France Télévisions: Fight Back. 

Directly inspired by real events, this new co-production by France tv StoryLab once again defends its commitment and raison d'être: harnessing new immersive technologies to tell impactful stories and addressing pressing societal issues. This commitment and editorial choices have consistently been praised by critics, resulting in numerous awards won at festivals—and Maya, the birth (Chapter 1) is no exception!

To accompany the series event Vortex, for the first time in France, France Televisions offers a free immersive experience, in the form of a virtual reality investigation, accessible on Meta Quest headsets.

During the Second World War, thousands of letters were sent by Jewish families and their relatives to the General Commission for Jewish Questions or directly to Marshal Pétain. These letters, called supplications, highlight the logic of persecution of the Vichy regime through the imagination of the reprobate. Suppliques Stories is a selection of twelve of these letters dating from 1941 and 1942, adapted into digital conversations based on precise biographical and historical elements. These conversations propose an immersion in the context of the Second World War, revealing the off-screen and the context of the time by an almost physical relationship to these archives.

On June 29, 30 and July 1, the Salon des nouveautés en fabrication et distribution at France Télévisions took place. An event during which the France tv StoryLab was present to exhibit several of its immersive experiences: Lady Sapiens, Seven Grams, La Petite Danseuse, Biblioquête and 7 Lives. Back in video with Jeanne Marchalot, head of the France tv StoryLab, who took the opportunity to present the vision and missions.

Recent studies have shown that screen consumption has a negative impact on children's reading time length. What if digital devices could become allies to encourage the youngest to read? This is the approach taken by BiblioQuête, a new augmented reality experience powered by France tv StoryLab.

Wandering from paintings to sculptures again and again, letting your imagination run riot: this is the promise of the museums. This is a new kind of stroll through the treasures of the Musée d'Orsay that we suggest you with the StoryLab's new co-production, La Petite danseuse, quand elle sorti de sa boîte...

Busy with children caring, gathering, preparing meals and sewing clothes, this is surely the image you have of women in Prehistory. This vision that we learnt at school is really far from reality, as activities weren’t gendered. So, are you ready to discover the true face of Lady Sapiens?