Deluxe VR will debut new projects and services -- including end-to-end production and post-production -- at NAB 2016.
LOS ANGELES -- Deluxe Entertainment Services Group has announced the launch of Deluxe VR, a new dedicated Virtual Reality creative services unit in Los Angeles. Deluxe VR offers end-to-end production and post-production services for clients creating immersive content for entertainment, promotional, and enterprise applications. The team will showcase several VR projects and unique service capabilities at Deluxe's booth #SU4414 at NAB 2016, April 18-21 in Las Vegas, NV.
“The way audiences and enterprises can experience media is evolving, and we have evolved our approach to production and post so that clients can create whatever they envision,” said Deluxe CEO John Wallace. “We’ve invested heavily in laying a strong technical foundation for our proprietary VR workflows and in building a dedicated VR team, with the ability to leverage the artistic and technical talent of Deluxe companies worldwide, to handle projects of any complexity and scale.”
Deluxe VR provides end-to-end and a la carte VR production and post-production services across all VR platforms, including creating real-time and pre-rendered CG content as well as 360° live-action video. In addition to the dedicated team, Deluxe VR will leverage the talent of more than 3,000 artists worldwide across Deluxe studios, including Company 3, Method Studios, StereoD, Rushes, and Iloura. Deluxe VR provides content services with incredible scale, taking advantage of proprietary patent-pending processes that further streamline workflows for VR content production, post-production, and delivery.
Entertainment industry veteran Malte Wagener, who has moved from his VP role at Method Studios and Company 3, will lead Deluxe VR, with long-time VFX R&D director Peter Shipkov heading engineering and PJ Nachman leading business development efforts for the company.
On March 18, Nokia announced a post-production partnership with Deluxe and Deluxe VR to provide technical consultation, editorial, VFX, color, and stitching services for immersive content created with its OZO VR camera system.
At NAB, Deluxe VR will debut two new VR experiences that demonstrate the possibilities and impact of VR across storytelling, education, communication, and commerce. NAB attendees can experience an interactive product demo that introduces participants to all aspects of an F14 fighter jet, exploring detailed 3D models of the jet’s operating and weapons systems, firing its rocket payload, and viewing both virtual and live-action versions of the plane’s tactical maneuvering capabilities. The company will also showcase Reco an interactive story of some curious robot aliens that literally pulls the viewer into their world.
Source: Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc.
