Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how virtual production is not just a trend but a game-changer that redefines the boundaries of storytelling and brings audiences closer to the action than ever before. Learn how the TV production landscape is being transformed by creating immersive, real-time environments that blur the line between reality and CGI,

Gain insights into the powerful Unreal Engine software, which enables the seamless integration of live-action and computer-generated imagery, allowing filmmakers to visualise the final product on set.

Join us for an exclusive exploration of the revolutionary virtual production techniques used in National Geographic's acclaimed series, "Shark Attack 360." Discover how cutting-edge technology and innovative methods directly bring the fascinating world of sharks to your screen, offering an unparalleled viewing experience.

We’ll discover the advantages of in-camera VFX, where the Director of Photography can see the complete, polished scene during filming, significantly reducing the need for post-production work. These techniques allow the viewer to experience the unique approach of bringing presenters and sharks face-to-face, giving them an up-close and personal look at these majestic creatures and their behaviour.

Panel
Dr Diva Amon - Marine Biologist and Presenter
Drew Jones - Executive Producer, National Geographic
Nick Metcalfe - Executive Producer, Arrow Media
Simon Percy - Managing Director, Little Shadow
Lucas Zoltowski - Lead VFX Artist, Little Shadow