Virtual production has been around for years: Rear/front projection, matte painting, blue/green screen, chromakey, motion capture. Its latest iteration took “The Mandalorian” to bring it to the ...
Virtual production has been on everyone’s lips in the film industry for a couple of years now, but like all new technology it didn’t just appear overnight. Let’s trace the incremental steps that ...
In 1930, Fox entered a new frontier of moviemaking by debuting a brand-new way to show motion on film: rear projection. Used primarily for driving scenes — or that famous airplane scene in North by ...
When Sunny Vohra acquired Twickenham Film Studios in 2012, he inherited more than just soundstages and post-production facilities. He became the custodian of a 113-year-old institution where cinema ...
At NAB I had a mission: find out what new products are making virtual production more affordable, more accessible, and not require a master’s degree in Unreal. Fortunately, I found a few options. Plus ...
While virtual productions won’t be right for every project, it can greatly improve the process and open doors for new endeavors and certain forms of entertainment When you purchase through links on ...
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250-million pixel virtual projector sets world record on 280-meter tall building used as a screen
Singapore’s skyline becomes a glowing canvas celebrating both national history and brand identity Three world records mark this as one of the boldest projection shows ever attempted UOB’s digital ...
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