LED VIDEO WALL STUDIO
Our LED Video Wall (volume) is a huge curved multi-panel display configuration consisting of many smaller, high pixel density panels, configured to create one single massive LED Video Display.
Specially designed panels without bezels are assembled into larger seamless ultra-high resolution displays. Each panel module is built with all the necessary hardware to attach multiple units together with connections to daisy chain power and video signal to link all the individual panels into one large array.
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Virtual Production Studio
Virtual production studio is the term often used to describe the new video production method utilizing a huge LED wall curving around a central space for props, physical sets and live actors. This space is often referred to as “The Volume”.
It was created by a production team led by producer & director Jon Favreau who created the hit Disney Plus streaming series, The Mandalorian.
Fully three dimensional scenes are rendered in real-time, with the addition of camera tracking and lens encoding technology to create a seamless illusion of shooting on a real-world location.
MULTIPLE SIMULTANEOUS VIDEO SOURCES
Our LED video displays are combined with a powerful media server that can control and output both video and photo images on multiple video displays in either high-definiton or ultra-high definition.
Our media servers also have the ability to input multiple video sources simultaneously that can be scaled and maped to different layers. We are platform agnostic but generally use Resolume for 2D and Unreal Engine for 3D.
High resolution video plates and motion graphics combine with DMX programmable lighting to create compelling visuals for any type of linear project or live event.
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Advantages of a LED Video Wall vs. Conventional Green Screen Technology
1. LED wall displays give a perfect balance between natural and artificial lighting, thus creating an excellent acting environment for the actors. Actors are placed in a more fully immersive environment where they can see the full background. This provides directors with a more complete visualization of the scene on set and what the final product will look like.
2. Green screens are limited to a single color and lighting, whereas LED walls can display a range of colors and lighting conditions. This allows for greater creative control over the background and its integration with the foreground elements.
3. LED is a perfect solution for light adjustment and color spill. All you have to do is balance the brightness of the LED wall display.
4. Real-time pre-vis. Real-time changes (such as adjusting the lighting to work better with the live actors and on-set pieces, grading tweaks, and swapping out assets or scenes) can be performed on-site during filming.
5. Cost-effective: The post-production costs can be significantly reduced. Green screens also require a large amount of lighting to create an evenly lit background, which can be expensive. LED smart walls, on the other hand, have built-in lighting, reducing the need for additional lighting equipment.
6. LED walls are more environmentally friendly. Green screens are made of materials that are not recyclable, and their production and use contribute to environmental pollution. LED smart walls, on the other hand, are made of recyclable materials and are energy-efficient. They also reduce the large carbon footprint created by traditional location shoots.
7. LED walls provide a higher quality image. Green screens can produce a color spill, which is the reflection of the green background onto the foreground elements. This color spill can be difficult to remove in post, leading to a lower quality image.
8. LED walls offer increased flexibility for filmmakers. They create a virtual environment that can be quickly and easily modified, allowing you to test different concepts without needing physical sets or locations. You can experiment with lighting, camera angles, and virtual sets in real time with virtual production.
virtual production studio specs:
Curved 180° LED wall: 50’ wide x 13’ high, 8k resolution wide
1.9mm Pixel Pitch LED Screens
10,000 sq ft facility
Fully soundproofed stage area
40' x 29' × 13' column free corner cyc
14' ft to grid (17 ft to ceiling)
Industrial shoot kitchen with stainless steel countertops
Industrial refrigerator, freezer and dishwasher
Voice over booth
HMU room with shampoo sink
VIP green room
Two private restrooms
Silent HVAC and hi-speed Wifi (fiber optic cable with 1 GB symmetrical)
Two production offices
Conference rooms