Let’s think about some of the situations when Virtual Production is most often effective and also economically beneficial:

1. Productions that feature lots of time spent in vehicles - Virtual Production is perfect for creating moving environments outside of the vehicle that can be easily controlled, while also creating accurate dynamic reflections inside and outside the craft:

• Cars
  
• Planes
  
• Trains
  
• Spaceships
  
• Space stations
  
• Boats
  

2. Stories set in dangerous or busy locations - VP allows for the recreation of these locations in a safe space where all on-set elements can be controlled and managed:

• Caves
  
• Cliffs
  
• Ravines
  
• Arctic areas
  
• Volcanos
  
• Major city locations
  

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• Heavy industrial areas
  
• Sensitive security areas - national security or crew safety
  
• Anywhere remote or very hard to travel to
  

3. Stories set in temporary locations - allowing you to pause and re-cue the fleeting natural action for days on end if necessary:

• Sunrises
  
• Sunsets
  
• Northern lights or other special lighting conditions
  

4. Stories that require large numbers of distant extras doing repeatable actions

5. Otherworldly or stylised locations:

• Other planets
  
• Different atmospheric conditions
  
• Different, surrealist art styles
  
• Other periods in history
  

6. Scenes featuring a lot of reflective surfaces:

• Lots of cars or polished metal
  
• Lots of glass
  
• Still water
  
• Certain Star Wars characters with helmets
  

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