Usurper Interactive Presents
Just because it happens once does not mean you only get to be there once.
Ask anyone about their wedding and they will tell you it went by in a blur. You were being moved from one thing to the next, and the day you spent a year planning was over before you had time to stand in the middle of it and look around. We film it in every direction at once, so that you can.
We capture all of life's moments: engagements and receptions, birthdays and anniversaries, graduations, christenings and quinceañeras, reunions, retirements, and the corporate events worth remembering.
EnquireStep inside a real moment
Drag the frame below and look anywhere a guest could look. In a headset there is no frame at all — you are standing in it.
Drag in any direction
One camera, one moment. A recollection holds every moment of the day, and every camera that was on it.
Where it opens
A recollection is a link. It needs no app, no account for your guests, and nothing installed on anything.
Open the link and drag to look around. Plug in the XR glasses that come with your package and turn your head instead — the glasses' own sensors drive the view.
The same link, in your pocket. Move the phone itself to look around the room, or drag with a finger. Nothing to install, and it works for anyone you send it to.
Open the link in a Meta Quest's browser and press one button. The frame disappears and you are standing in the room at full scale. No app, no store, no sideloading.
There is an app as well, for iPhone. It downloads your whole recollection once and then needs no connection at all — the version for a plane, or a house with bad wifi.
The Experience
A wedding film shows you what one camera was pointed at. It is a lovely thing, and it is somebody else's version of your day — everything outside that frame is simply gone, and it does not come back.
What is outside the frame is usually the part you would want most. Your mother's face during the vows. Your grandfather at table four, laughing at something nobody filmed. The dance floor at midnight from where you were actually standing. A camera pointed one way cannot keep any of it.
Recollection keeps all of it. Every moment of your day holds every camera we ran on it, playing together in perfect step. Be at the front for the vows, then turn to the back of the room to watch your family watching you — the same instant, from somewhere else. No loading, no restarting. The other angles never stopped.
So you can go back on your first anniversary, and your tenth. You can show it to a child who was not born yet. And one day it will be the closest thing there is to standing in a room with someone who is no longer in it — not a photograph of them, but them, moving, on the best day of your life.
It is not a video you watch. It is a room you re-enter.
The Process
I
Cameras are placed where the moments actually happen — the aisle, the vows, the first dance. Not one angle chosen for you. All of them, at once.
II
Your day becomes a sequence of sections, in the order it happened. Each one holds every angle we captured of it.
III
Put the glasses on and look around the room as it was. Switch between angles mid-moment without losing your place — the other cameras never stopped rolling.
Delivery
Choose the glasses, the headset, or both. Whatever you choose is yours to keep, and the recollection itself is identical on all of them.
Which should you choose?
Both work, and neither needs anything installed. It is a genuine trade rather than a better and a worse — which is why the third package is simply both.
XR glasses — the AR package
They look like sunglasses and weigh about as much. No battery, no charging, no menus, because they are not a computer — one cable into the phone or laptop you already carry and a private cinema screen appears. Watch on the sofa, on a plane, or beside someone watching something else. The picture is a large screen in front of you.
A VR headset — the VR package
Heavier, and you have to charge it. In exchange the picture stops being a screen: it fills your vision to the edges, so you are not looking at the room, you are standing in it. This is the most immersive way to watch a recollection. And if you already own a Meta Quest, open the same link in its browser — you need no package at all for that.
Glasses the size and weight of sunglasses, with no battery and no menus. One cable into the phone or laptop you already carry and a private cinema screen appears — you can still see the room around it, and nobody else can see what you are watching.
Pricing on enquiry
The picture stops being a screen and fills your vision to the edges, so you are not looking at the room, you are standing in it. Heavier, and it charges — the trade is the most immersive version there is.
Pricing on enquiry
The headset for the first time you watch it, and for showing someone the whole day. The glasses for the sofa, the plane, and the tenth time — the version you reach for because it is easy.
Pricing on enquiry
Every package is the same film, in full. The difference is what arrives in the box.
How many, and of which
Tell us how many of each you want and we will quote it that way. Two pairs of glasses so you can watch together, a headset for the first evening and a pair of glasses for every one after, or one of each — it is your box.
None of it changes the recollection itself, which is the same film in full on all of them, and plays perfectly well on a phone or a laptop with nothing plugged in at all.
Guest passes
Your day was not only yours. Every recollection comes with guest passes, so the people who were there — and the ones who could not be — can step inside it too.
You send them yourself, in seconds: a link, an email, or a code on screen for someone to scan at the table. They need no account and no app — it opens in their browser. Grandparents who could not travel, the friend whose flight was cancelled, the cousin who missed the speeches.
A fully standalone setup — no phone or laptop at all, with hand gestures to switch angles — can be arranged on request.
Questions
No. A film is one camera's version of the day, chosen for you. A recollection is the day itself, filmed in every direction at once and cut into the moments it was made of — and within each moment, every camera we ran on it plays together. You can be at the front for the vows and then turn round to watch your family watching you, at the same instant, without anything reloading.
No. Every package includes a pair of XR glasses, which are the size and weight of sunglasses and plug into the phone or laptop you already have. If you happen to own a Meta Quest it will give you the widest, most immersive version — open the same link in its browser. And it plays perfectly well on a plain screen with a finger or a mouse.
A link. You can invite guests yourself from your own page, by email, a copied link or a QR code you hold up at a table. They open it in whatever browser they already have. Guests can watch and cannot invite anyone else — that stays yours.
It depends on the day: how long we are there, how many cameras, and whether it is one venue or three. Tell us your date and we will come back with a real number rather than a range that turns out not to apply to you.
Indefinitely. It lives online so you can open it from anywhere, and the app downloads the whole thing to a device so it plays with no connection at all — on a plane, at a grandparent's house, or in ten years when this website has been redesigned twice.
Yes, and we would like to. Engagements and receptions, birthdays and anniversaries, graduations, christenings and quinceañeras, reunions, retirements, and the corporate events that are worth remembering. Anything that happens once.
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Dates book up a long way out, and we take a limited number each season so that every recollection gets the attention it needs. If you have a date in mind, start the conversation early.