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Early adoption of in-camera VFX in the Southeast uses LED volumes and real-time game-engine backgrounds to digitize sets and project full worlds on stage, producing footage that requires minimal post and often ends up leaving with the material practically finished. Orca Studios, Spanish-based, demonstrates this workflow as a new kind of shooting that aims to phase out green screens by delivering finished-looking shots on set and accelerating production.
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