Take a peek #behindthework on the interview scene shot with three cameras at the same time on a virtual production stage. In addition to the virtual production, Unreal Engine was used to carefully position the cameras, determine lens focal length, and much more.
On this stage, we were able to set up four scenes at the same time and then simply switch levels when we were ready to move to the next scene.
And yes, those lights are mounted to the ceiling! Even though the stage had a full video ceiling, we were able to remove a couple of quarter panels to access the cross beams above.
The lighting team was able to connect all the lights and create the lighting scenarios for each set. It was really cool to see it all come together and even more so when switching sets took less than 5 minutes.
Kevin Razmus
Take a peek #behindthework on the interview scene shot with three cameras at the same time on a virtual production stage. In addition to the virtual production, Unreal Engine was used to carefully position the cameras, determine lens focal length, and much more.
On this stage, we were able to set up four scenes at the same time and then simply switch levels when we were ready to move to the next scene.
And yes, those lights are mounted to the ceiling! Even though the stage had a full video ceiling, we were able to remove a couple of quarter panels to access the cross beams above.
The lighting team was able to connect all the lights and create the lighting scenarios for each set. It was really cool to see it all come together and even more so when switching sets took less than 5 minutes.
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