Inspired by a real-life heist in London, Crackle’s new series Snatch centres on a group of twenty-something, up-and-coming hustlers who are suddenly thrust into the high-stakes world of organized crime.  

Snatch fans will accompany Rupert Grint, most known for his role as Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter film franchise, as Charlie Cavendish on a heist alongside his thieving friends Albert and Billy as they attempt to break into the safe of criminal mastermind Sonny Castillo with the help of Sonny’s ex, Lotti.

Snatch premiered in Venice in 2017, the first year the oldest festival in the world introduced the immersive category.

Future Lighthouse became the only studio in the world with 3 nominations.

As Hollywood continues to bet heavily on immersive content, Sony’s streaming network Crackle announces the launch of an exclusive virtual reality episode for its new hit show “Snatch.”

Directing virtual reality is always an immense challenge, both creatively and technologically, but with Snatch, we turned the complexities into advantages.

We had to shoot with one actor per day, even though the action combines the four of them at the same time, so they all had to imagine the other 3 and react to their lines and expressions to match the timings.

“Snatch VR, by the legendary Spanish VR firm Future Lighthouse, allows fans to truly immerse themselves in the show experience in a way they’ve likely never experienced before.”

Alan Wolk, FORBES

“The artists on Lazaretto Vecchio, then, aren’t exiles or pariahs. They’re pioneers who colonised a ruined island and proceeded to build a new world.”

Xan Brooks, THE GUARDIAN