We produce XR content on our own 35 m² LED volume near Nuremberg: brand and product films, recruiting videos, series content, live and trade-fair productions. Digital environments render in real time, camera tracking keeps the perspective honest, and the finished image is captured in camera, visible to you on set rather than promised for post. In English, from concept to final cut.
Near enough, yes. Virtual production names the method. LED volume or XR stage names the room and the hardware. XR production (extended reality) is the umbrella term for content made this way. Underneath all three sits the same setup: a calibrated LED wall, camera tracking and a real-time engine.
What actually matters is what changes on the shoot: several environments in a single day, no travel between locations, no weather risk, and no compositing surprises weeks later. If you want the technical detail first, read the LED wall explained or start with what is virtual production.
Brand worlds that do not physically exist, photoreal and visible in real time on set, not weeks later in post.
One shoot day, several environments, finished clips for your careers page and social channels.
Your virtual set is built once and stands ready for every episode, ideal for monthly reels, training and product updates.
Town halls, keynotes and hybrid events in front of a broadcast-grade virtual set instead of an office wall.
Your presence looks bigger than the hall allows, and it is shot without disrupting your running operation.
Product and plant data (CAD, BIM, 3D) prepared for Unreal Engine and turned into a walkable film set.
A 35 m² LED volume with camera tracking and an Unreal Engine workflow. We are not booking a third-party studio for you.
Briefing, set and post in English. Your stakeholders can join remotely or fly in for the shoot day.
Concept, crew, virtual environments, shoot and post from one team: fewer interfaces, one point of contact.
Erlangen in the Nuremberg metro region: close to Bavarian industry and medtech, well connected to Munich, Frankfurt and Stuttgart.
Not every project needs the same thing, so we keep the two apart:
Either way the rates are public: see pricing for day rates, what is included and what is billed on top. And if the shoot has to happen at your site, our mobile XR setup travels anywhere in Germany.
Free 15-minute call on environments, camera and workflow, so the quote rests on realistic assumptions.
Concept, virtual environments and a transparent fixed quote within 24 hours.
Shoot day on the XR stage with an English-speaking crew, then post and delivery in the formats you need.
Describe what you have in mind and we will say openly whether XR production is the right route for it, then send a fixed-price quote within 24 hours. Stage near Nuremberg, mobile across Germany, produced in English.
XR, extended reality, means shooting live action against digital environments that are rendered in real time and displayed on an LED wall, with the image tracked to the camera. Perspective, reflections and lighting behave as they would on location, and the finished look is captured in camera (in-camera VFX) rather than composited afterwards.
In everyday use, very little. "Virtual production" describes the method, "LED volume" or "XR stage" describes the room and hardware, and "XR production" is the umbrella term for the content produced that way. All three describe the same setup: LED wall, camera tracking and a real-time engine. We use them interchangeably because our clients do.
Both, and they are separate offers. On this page we produce for you: concept, crew, virtual environments, shoot and post. If you have your own crew and only need the room and the technology, book the stage directly instead; the day rates are published on our pricing page.
Yes. The stage works for livestreams, town halls, keynotes and hybrid events with a broadcast-grade virtual set, including AR graphics in the same take.
Yes. Product and plant data (CAD, BIM, 3D models) are prepared for Unreal Engine and become a walkable set, useful for machinery, medical technology and products that do not exist yet as a physical prototype.
Yes. We work in English with international brands and agencies and can act as your production-service partner and fixer in Germany.
Entry-level projects such as a recruiting day start in the low five figures; because locations, travel and extra shoot days fall away, the total budget is often below that of a classic shoot. Stage day rates are published transparently, and you get a fixed quote within 24 hours.
Yes. We bring the full 35 m² LED wall to your location anywhere in Germany: production hall, showroom or trade-fair stand. The on-site build takes around 3 days.