Volumetric Capture

Here is how this works in practice. We give volumetric capture services for shoots creating three-dimensional digital assets. Performers, objects and spaces recorded so they can be viewed from any angle in VR, AR and immersive applications. Volumetric capture uses arrays of synchronised cameras and depth sensors to reconstruct a subject as a full 3D model rather than a flat image. The resulting assets can be placed into virtual environments, games and interactive experiences.

Here is the short of it. Our crews set up the capture volume and the multi-camera array, manage the synchronisation and calibration, and run the data pipeline that turns the recording into usable 3D assets. We work with the production on the performance capture. The lighting that volumetric arrays need. The processing and integration with the sites and engines where the finished assets will be used.

Here is the breakdown. Volumetric capture fits Croatia's emerging immersive-media skill, anchored by the Zagreb post and animation sector and a talent base trained at the Academy of Dramatic Art (Zagreb). HAVC, the Croatian Audiovisual Centre, administers the 'Filming in Croatia' 25% cash rebates. This extends to qualifying immersive and digital work production. Jadran Film in Zagreb, the historic studio founded in 1946, sits within an audiovisual infrastructure that now spans production, post and emerging immersive techniques. Croatia adopted the euro in 2023 and is an EU and Schengen member.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. This simplifies cross-border joint work with global volumetric and immersive-media vendors. We set up the volumetric pipeline from the capture session through processing to the handover of 3D assets, so the production has what it needs for its immersive project.