Rhys Murphy took attendees on a deep dive into the perception, impact, and future trajectory of virtual production (VP).

Karim Zouak shared a peek behind the curtain of his whimsical yet technically ambitious animated project, “Super Dumb and Furry.”

Red Robin shared the fascinating process behind their sci-fi production that embraced VP to overcome tight budgets and deadlines.

London-based artist, producer, and director Estela Oliva captivated the audience with her approach to sci-fi storytelling through VP.

Dan Chapman shared insights into the technological convergence redefining how we create and consume media.

Aron Randhawa shared the unconventional journey of merging 1960s Super 8 film with modern virtual production (VP) techniques.

Thomas Doukinitsas'sa deep dive into virtual production’s impact on broadcast journalism.

Stephan Maddox shared a comprehensive look at how portable virtual production is revolutionising the film industry.

Sarah Thomas Moffat shared a compelling perspective on VP that emphasised the heart of storytelling over the technical trappings.

A whirlwind of innovation, with four showcases of their latest technologies for virtual production in brisk eight minute presentations.

Ross Floyd on the journey of innovation in filmmaking, beginning with ancient techniques and ending in the frontier world of AI.

Shaw’s session unfolded as a masterclass on blending traditional design with virtual production technology.