The Production Process of 360-Degree Video Media to Promote Religious Tourism Experiences among the Elderly

Abstract

The objective of this study were to: (1) examine the manufacturing process of 360-degree video media intended to promote equality and opportunities for the elderly,
(2) investigate the perspectives of elderly individuals regarding Buddhist tourism facilitated by 360-degree video media, and (3) examine the attitudes of elderly individuals towards Buddhist tourism. A study on the level of contentment that seniors have with 360-degree video media in an effort to advance senior citizens' opportunities and equality. Information was gathered from a distinct cohort of individuals aged 60 and above who experienced challenges with their mobility. A media demand questionnaire was utilized as the research instrument among the elderly. Inquiry into perspectives regarding Buddhist tourism as mediated by 360-degree video and satisfaction survey The data are analyzed utilizing the following statistics: percentage, frequency, mean, and standard deviation.

The findings indicated the following: (1) the production process of 360-degree video media comprises four essential stages Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production and Presentation, which are identical to those of conventional video production, (2) the subjects hold a remarkably positive view of Buddhist tourism as facilitated by 360-degree video media (M = 4.05, SD = 0.13), and (3) the subjects are content with the utilization of 360-degree video media to advance opportunities and equality for the elderly. In general, the value is at its maximum (M = 4.31, SD = 0.25)