Virtual Production

Sony opens XYN to individual creators with Free and Creation token plans and card payment, as its Venus algorithm now turns objects into Gaussian splat assets.

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.