LED Wall Virtual Production

LED wall virtual production (also called ICVFX - In-Camera Visual Effects) uses large LED displays to show real-time rendered environments behind actors. The camera captures both performers and background in-camera, providing realistic lighting and reflections.

LED walls provide realistic lighting that illuminates actors naturally, capture accurate reflections in eyes and surfaces, and allow actors to see the environment they're performing in. Results are captured in-camera, reducing post-production VFX work.

Virtually any environment—from authentic Japanese locations such as Kyoto temples, Mount Fuji, the neon streets of Shibuya, Hokkaido wilderness and Okinawa beaches to sci-fi worlds and historical periods. Environments can be built from photogrammetry of real Japanese sites or designed from scratch in Unreal Engine.

Yes. Toei Kyoto Studios is investing ¥2bn in dedicated virtual production infrastructure, and Toho Studios in Tokyo hosts ICVFX-capable stages (Netflix leases Stages 7 and 10). We can also coordinate temporary LED volume installations for specific projects.

Camera tracking systems measure the camera's exact position and rotation in real-time, allowing the virtual environment to respond with correct parallax as the camera moves. This creates convincing perspective shifts.

Virtual production requires significant pre-production—building digital environments, planning camera moves, and technical setup. Starting early allows time to develop assets and iterate on creative decisions.