NantStudios introduces the Dynamic Volume System (DVS), a new approach to in-camera visual effects (ICVFX) that aims to enhance flexibility and efficiency in virtual production.
This innovative system allows LED volumes to be reconfigured dynamically, catering to specific creative needs across various media sectors including film, TV, advertising, and e-sports.
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DVS uses 'wallPods' with advanced motors, omni-directional wheels, and self-leveling sensors to create adaptable LED volume configurations.
The system can form various LED shapes or split into multiple smaller volumes, and can be moved between stages or into storage.
NantStudios' Design + Deliver division will offer DVS alongside other innovations, leveraging their experience with large-scale virtual production infrastructure.
DVS aims to reduce friction for creative teams and operators by eliminating the need to design scenes for a specific configuration.
The technology offers a potentially more cost-effective solution compared to traditional 'pop-up' volumes and location shooting.
The introduction of DVS signals a shift towards more flexible and accessible virtual production solutions. The movable walls were something echoed in Disguise's presentation on Virtual Production 2.0.
As the industry continues to embrace these technologies, systems like DVS may play a crucial role in democratizing access to high-quality visual effects across various budget levels and production scales.
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