Virtual production allows creative team to develop their vision earlier. This opens room for exploration by visualizing shots and environments before anyone steps foot on set. Iterating on their vision helps studios bring people together to create something out of this world.

Virtual cameras and live compositing act as a window into virtual worlds so contributors can see exactly what they are capturing. LED walls show filmmakers and actors what the set they are on looks like both through their eyes and in-camera.

Using a virtual environment, teams can transition from one scene to the next without interrupting shooting. All of it is happening at one location! Digital assets can be changed up quickly, allowing filmmakers to shoot several scenes with the same actors.

Virtual assets can utilize pre-built assets from existing libraries. They can quickly be customized to meet the needs of any production, without having to build from scratch. These virtual assets are stored electronically, reducing the cost of physical storage, transportation, and labor.

VFX Artists can now pre-prepare framing and scene selection for the day of shooting, whilst film teams can visualize filming locations before a shoot to make better creative decisions. Post-production correction loops are also shortened due to flexibility in the studio.

Virtual background environments can be supplemented with a real physical foreground by your art team to provide a in depth hybrid environment that allows a world of opportunities to explore different environments.