Virtual Production with Unreal Engine at Dimension Studio

Watch this video and find out how Dimension Studio has built its virtual production pipeline around Unreal Engine.

While film production visualization has been around for a while, historically it was the preserve of directors like James Cameron and Peter Jackson.

That’s now changed—the technology has matured now to the level where it’s transparent to any filmmaker that comes in to use it. In this video, Dimension Studio explains how Unreal Engine has helped make this possible.

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[zodchiyd]

That's fantastic!
Unfortunately, my dream didn't come true and I didn't get into the movie industry, but it's amazing to see it evolve and progress! ❤

[DensDigitalDen]

Virtual production has been made possible by the incredible convergence of technology. Unreal Engine, NVIDIA RTX, innovative cameras and lenses, and clever people have come together to revolutionize the way we create immersive experiences. The possibilities are endless, and the future of storytelling has never looked brighter!

[arielgimenez_]

This is going to feed many people in the coming years.

[JoshFryer]

Uh yeah, can they build one of these in LA, please?! We've got some smaller ones, but this, I think, takes the cake! Y'all hiring?! hahah

[oldnbaschool]

I love it, but at the same time hate it, yet shows like the Mandalorian were shot against screens, and if done right, it looks amazing.

[jorgeluissuariqueagudelo]

algún día trabajare, en la producción virtual. Saludos desde Colombia.

[thirasheela]

Can you recommend me a master's program in virtual production 😊

[janchristopherheling]

Well how do you light flat actors as they are 3d ones??

[themistermillson]

Why is there no air movement in your shots, all looks too static and flat. Your shots are supposed to be outside.

[edioliveira_]

Does anyone know of a course to train professionals in VP?

[jeremy_woods]

I love the tech and the ease of making things outside the limits of real locations, but I can always tell it’s virtual production. The shot at 2:34 really showcases that fake depth all of these productions have. It could just be bad lighting. The subject is always darker/more contrasty than the environment they’re supposed to be in.

[monsterboomer]

If only writers were this creative. I would say their skill are going the other direction. Down the drain.

[krishnanspace]

The tech is very impressive, but it looks very fake and makes the production looks cheap and soap operaish. Physical locations will always be the best.