Virtual Production

ILM's John Knoll used Gaussian splatting to capture the Razor Crest interior for The Mandalorian and Grogu, roughly 20,000 images shot in 15 to 20 minutes.

A couple of weeks ago, the teams at disguise, Studio Lab, Volinga AI, and NVIDIA put on a webinar on NeRFs and how they can be used for virtual production.

Virtual production is a filmmaking technique that uses digital technology to seamlessly integrate virtual environments with live-action footage. It allows filmmakers to create complex scenes, characters, and sets in a digital space and manipulate them in real-time.