Thank you for your answers.
I have tried to use VR-Projection. But as I see it, I’m not able to reset the viewer’s POV. For example, I can set a value for Pan – but POV will always be relative to this value. If the viewer looks 90 degrees to the left in clip 1 – he/she will also look 90 degrees to the left (relative to my PAN-settings) in clip 2.
I would like to reset the viewer’s POV to 0 degrees and thus have full control over the viewer’s starting point. And I can not figure out how I do it?
When that said, I totally agree that the 360 degree video is all about freedom to choose POV.
Nevertheless, I also think that good storytelling is a balance between control and freedom – especially if you use 360-degree clips for longer pieces like documentaries.
I also agree, using cues in pictures and sound is a very beautiful and sophisticated way of “controlling” the viewers POV.