Apple Reveals Seven New Immersive Films for Vision Pro

Apple is broadening its Immersive Video offerings for the Vision Pro, introducing a preview of seven upcoming films slated for release over the next few months. The standout feature of the Vision Pro headset is its ability to place viewers in 180-degree ultra-realistic environments that traditional screens can’t match. This announcement coincides with the launch of Tour De Force, a documentary centered on MotoGP, and a new installment of Wild Life focusing on orangutans.

A New Wave of Immersive Experiences

The forthcoming titles cover a range from music and culture to extreme sports and wildlife. Each film is crafted to utilize Vision Pro’s high-resolution display and Apple Spatial Audio to the fullest extent.

• Experience Paris by The Explorers (Fall 2025): Explore a Michelin-starred kitchen, climb the Eiffel Tower, and wander Montmartre’s historic streets.
• A Night at the BBC Proms (Fall 2025): Get front-row access to pianist Lukas Sternath performing Grieg’s Piano Concerto with the BBC Symphony Orchestra inside London’s Royal Albert Hall.
• Journey to Antarctica with CNN (Spring 2026): CNN’s Bill Weir joins researchers studying emperor penguins on Snow Hill Island, highlighting the impact of climate change.
• Julaymba from PHORIA (October 2025): Step into Australia’s Daintree Rainforest with the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people, featuring waterfalls, glowing fungi, and Indigenous storytelling.
• CORTIS from HYBE (Fall 2025): Go behind the scenes with HYBE’s newest K-pop boy band as they rehearse choreography for their debut track “GO!”.
• World of Red Bull (December 2025 & 2026): Follow freeskiers in British Columbia’s backcountry and surfers tackling massive waves in Tahiti.
• Elevated (Apple Original) (October 3, 2025): Tim Robbins takes viewers above Maine’s rugged coastlines and autumn landscapes.

The majority of these new films are created by third-party producers such as the BBC, CNN, HYBE, and Red Bull, signifying Apple’s move to welcome more creators to its Immersive Video realm. They are some of the first projects shot using Blackmagic Design’s URSA Cine Immersive camera, edited in DaVinci Resolve Studio on a Mac. Apple describes this evolution as a step into a new cinematic age, bringing theater-quality visuals and sound directly to Vision Pro users.

What’s Available Now

In addition to the previews, Apple has rolled out Tour De Force, spotlighting MotoGP rider Johann Zarco’s dramatic win at Le Mans, and a new Wild Life installment featuring orangutans. More Apple-produced content, including further episodes of the travel aerial series Elevated, will follow.

Availability and Pricing

Apple Vision Pro is available in various countries including the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and the UAE. Customers can arrange for complimentary demonstrations online, with extended in-store previews of Tour De Force set for select Apple locations in October.

These immersive films can be accessed via the Apple TV app, with some available at no extra cost. Apple TV+ is priced at $12.99 per month in the U.S., offering a seven-day trial period and three free months for eligible new device purchasers.

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