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With the many benefits it provides creatively, and the added bonus of being post-pandemic friendly, we’re confident ICVFX will be home of many exciting new projects. We hope the LED Volume with Brompton processing will have a permanent location here, as we see versions of virtual production becoming a mainstay in many film production workflows. The advanced remote control options have also been a particular benefit to us in this workflow, given the current situation.”Īdded Pearce: “ACS (Australian Cinematographers Society) visited us to hold an information session and facilitate a hands-on creative session with some of the country's best DOPs to provide them a playground as they explored the edges of what was possible. “The company has been our loyal partner and a perfect LED processing solution for years, with its Tessera processors offering exceptional colour control and comprehensive image manipulation, coupled with quick easy tools like the OSCA seam correction feature. “Choosing Brompton was a no-brainer for us,” said Josh Moffat, business development at Big Picture.
Four Brompton 4K Tessera SX40 LED processing systems, along with eight Tessera XD 10G data distribution units, were chosen to drive 13.5m by 4.5 m of ROE Black Onyx 2.8mm HD-LED displays for the wall, as well as 46m 2 of ROE CB5 LED panels for the ceiling and 20m 2 of ROE CB3 panels for ambient lighting and as reflection screens. The team developed a range of content – from SimTrav, interior and exterior locations, as well as a range of sci-fi environments – to demonstrate what shooting a production on LED would be like. “NEP had been developing an offering of its own and it seemed like the perfect storm to join forces to see what could come out of this partnership.” “It made sense for us to approach NEP and Big Picture to see where we could help leverage their extensive experience and technical capability to help bring our concepts and research into a reality,” commented Spectre Studios’ technical director, Rick Pearce. Sydney-based Spectre Studios has joined forces with NEP Studios and Big Picture to create ICVFX: the country’s first full-service LED virtual production solution for content creators, with Brompton Technology’s Tessera SX40 4K LED processor chosen for the studio’s LED virtual production workflow.
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