Immersive storytelling

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The use of real-time 3D engines like Epic Games' Unreal Engine or Unity, originally intended for video games, is increasingly present in television and film production. This allows directors to obtain the near-final rendering of the scene without waiting for post-production, and above all to be able to modify the virtual part of the scene on the fly, whether in green screen studios, or thanks to LED walls that directly display the 3D decor, notably used during the production of The Mandalorian .

Volumetric video is growing and the increasing quality stockholder database of capture and rendering methods makes it a promising tool for filming people in a non-intrusive way in 3D. The content thus captured can be integrated into a 3D scene and broadcast in virtual or augmented reality.





Storytelling is at the heart of the development of XR technologies. They allow us to offer a new extension of artistic expression in order to bring experiences to life in new formats for the public. Thus, thanks to VR, we can immerse the user in a parallel world or allow them to transpose themselves into situations that they would not be able to experience in normal times.

WZZZT studio presented ROZSYPNE, a VR experience that takes us into the armed conflict in Ukraine, through a visual representation of the daily life of Nina, a Ukrainian woman living in the midst of a civil war.