Fri Jun 07, 2024 5:51 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that Light Sail VR used DaVinci Resolve Studio for visual effects (VFX) and online editing on Meta’s first live action VR television series, “The Faceless Lady.” Blackmagic Cloud was used to host the collaborative post production workflow, which included remote VFX artists from all over the US using DaVinci Resolve Studio’s Fusion page for advanced VFX and cleanup work.
Produced by Eli Roth and CryptTV, the six episode horror series airing in Meta Horizon Worlds brings viewers into the Kilolc Castle in the Irish countryside, the home of the infamous Faceless Lady. Three couples come to the castle to compete in the historic Games, hoping to inherit the castle as their prize, but little do they know, the Faceless Lady comes along with it.
Light Sail VR is a Los Angeles based boutique production studio specializing in immersive content across XR platforms. As its Creative Director Matt Celia noted, “We had to deliver six 22 minute episodes of immersive 180 degree stereoscopic television for this project; no small feat. The show contains more than 360 VFX shots, of which 318 were done in house by Light Sail VR, all at 8192 x 4096 resolution and at 59.94fps. Every shot in the show needed to be denoised, stitched together, conformed, colored, and sharpened. It’s an enormous amount of content that we had only a few months to turn around.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240606-02
Produced by Eli Roth and CryptTV, the six episode horror series airing in Meta Horizon Worlds brings viewers into the Kilolc Castle in the Irish countryside, the home of the infamous Faceless Lady. Three couples come to the castle to compete in the historic Games, hoping to inherit the castle as their prize, but little do they know, the Faceless Lady comes along with it.
Light Sail VR is a Los Angeles based boutique production studio specializing in immersive content across XR platforms. As its Creative Director Matt Celia noted, “We had to deliver six 22 minute episodes of immersive 180 degree stereoscopic television for this project; no small feat. The show contains more than 360 VFX shots, of which 318 were done in house by Light Sail VR, all at 8192 x 4096 resolution and at 59.94fps. Every shot in the show needed to be denoised, stitched together, conformed, colored, and sharpened. It’s an enormous amount of content that we had only a few months to turn around.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240606-02