Virtual studio

The virtual studio or virtual stage set makes it possible to use digital 3D models as sets instead of scenography made from wood, steel, cardboard or other materials. Live recordings in a blue studio with real objects can be mixed with computerised models. This mix of real and virtual recordings can then be viewed in realtime and used to create film-productions, videoprototypes and designworkshops.

Examples

	Camera tracking Thrugh the use of sophisticated cameratracking, it is also possible to move, turn and tilt the cameras. This creates the illusion that the person actualy is inside the 3D-scene. [ View clip ]
	Keying By using a blue color as a background it is possible to exchange all that is blue with the 3D-scene. [ View clip ]
	Video feed All 3D-objects and shapes can be used to show a video feed. [ View clip ]
	Obstruction All objects and shapes can be used either as a background or as a foreground. This can create an effect where the actor appears to be behind an object og walking around a pillar. [ View clip ]
	Virtual to real camera This effect creates a smooth transition between a virtual camera and a real camera. The result can appear to be a camera flyby in the virtual scene, where at the end, the virtual camera stops it's movement and without making a transition the actor is able to appear. [ View Clip ]
	Animation Almost everything in the virtual studio can be animated realtime. [ View clip]

Productions

	Viden om det blå studie A short movie made by students in the CAVI course NAVS 01. The movie describes the virtual studio and the perspectives in the use of 3D-scenes based on the DR2-series "Viden Om". [ View clip ]
	Dating i det blå A short movie made by students in the CAVI course NAVS 03. The movie describes an interactive dating program that combines TV, PC and online chat. [ View clip ]
	Nyborg Huse A presentation of a Nyborg House pigfarm. The production was made in conjunction with the Aarhus University project "CAD-optimering". The production was intended as a salespresentation. [ View clip ]