Too Opinionated Interview: Arielle Raycene

Having been best known for her extensive modeling career with globally recognized outlets including PLAYBOY, FHM, and MAXIM, Arielle Raycene will next venture into the augmented reality video technology space, positioning herself as the face of the soon-to-launch platform RealAF. Her new tech venture will focus on bringing influencers and content creators to the next level of social media by integrating 3D video technology into user’s profiles and disabling them from using any filters on their profiles, ensuring they are being their RealAF self on the social media.

RealAF will enable creators to produce and monetize 3D holographic videos, on the web and in AR or VR. Creators will assemble profiles containing both 2D and 3D content, offering followers the chance to preview, purchase, and unlock these immersive experiences. This cutting-edge technology allows fans to see the creators in a way that mirrors real life, fostering authenticity and challenging the often unrealistic beauty standards prevalent online. The platform has a commitment to creator authenticity and transparency and will use 3D volumetric video as the way to power that authenticity. Creators on the platform will be unable to use beauty apps or AI body apps on their posts, positioning the platform as one where creators are encouraged to be their RealAF beautiful selves. 

Arielle has built an audience over the years who have followed her throughout her journey of becoming an actress. She has been seen in the off-Broadway show “Used,” Pete Davidson and Peacock’s series “Bupkis,” as well as Mel Gibson’s newest film CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT.

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