Expertise
Virtual sets, 3D and AI.
A set needs to remain coherent from shot to shot. Scouting photographs and 3D reconstruction provide a shared space for planning frames, camera movement and continuity before creating the images.
Start with the location and its volumes.
A survey can combine photographs from multiple angles with a LiDAR scan. Photogrammetry reconstructs volumes from overlapping images. The level of detail needed depends on the planned frames and camera movements.
See the set before building it.
Using scouting photos or a survey, we visualize proposed changes and test camera angles. Production and the art department can compare options before committing to construction or location modifications. The brief defines the views and level of detail to review.
Plan camera angles in the 3D set.
A shared 3D environment lets us explore camera positions, focal lengths and directions of view. This preparation supports the shot breakdown: wide views, reverse angles, movement and inserts. The set provides a common reference for the sequence.
Shape the result and check continuity.
AI can help explore a period, materials, lighting and staging within the chosen frame. Scale, perspective and lighting continuity still need review. Paris, an Urban Forest shows another starting point: scouting photographs compared with shots of a reimagined city.
Selected films.
Questions.
Why use a 3D base?
It supports planning several frames within the same environment and provides a shared reference for volumes, camera positions and shot design.
Can you transform an existing location?
Paris, an Urban Forest starts with scouting photographs to imagine streets and squares overtaken by vegetation. The project defines the locations, point of view and intended transformations.
Is the workshop workflow a real shoot?
The workshop triptych is a fictional illustration of location capture, camera planning within a shared 3D environment and AI-assisted staging. It is identified as an illustrative example.
Let’s talk about your project.
Tell us the subject, intended uses and delivery date, with an estimated runtime or shot count. We can then define the scope and next steps.
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