Current use-cases are virtual podcasts, film-making, vtubing, music videos, and visual effects. We offer a full spectrum of services. We can train your team on how to use the studio and we also have our own in-house team of engineers, editors, and production experts.
For the podcast studio, we save money by reducing travel costs for all who are involved in producing the content, including guests on the show. By only requiring a VR capable device and internet connection, from start to finish the project pipeline is fully digitalized from production to distribution. Virtual venues, like the podcast studio, also save money by not having to build physical space out or having to pay rent.
Guests are invited to the Virtual Reality Production Studio via a private link. The studio works like a traditional podcast studio. We've got comfortable seating, a camera switching station and operator, and a stage with a media player.
"It's so much easier to meet up in VRchat than it would be in real life. For instance you gotta book a plane ticket and get a passport, so on so forth. The fact that you can log in, come to an online world, and connect with people around the globe it makes it just amazing to gather multiple cultures in one place." - random anime girl
Using encoding software like OBS we can stream the final output from all the cameras to social media. Likewise, we can stream from social media into the room onto the media player.
Everything in the scene can be customized for brand and product placement. We can import 3D models and redesign the studio to match any production's specific needs. The in-game props on the table: such as the coffee mug and coins, pictures on the wall, and avatars people are wearing, are all viable product placement opportunities.
The camera switching station also has a green screen mode that can be toggled for chroma keying out avatars from the background for extended production purposes.
Podcasts are exploding in popularity and one that stands out is the Joe Ro JRE has 4.6M subscribers on Youtube currently [3/2/19]. His podcast gets over 1 BILLION downloads per year.
This moment turned the internet ablaze, what new situations can people present in VR?
Rogue Shadow is a talented creator known within the VRchat community and has a remarkable podcast studio that's fully decorated.
VRCLIVE
This project is a WIP commission being done by GM3.
Notes
"Well I see it as a certain uniqueness to it and I see a lot of charms to it as well too. Sometimes it can come out flawless and beautiful and abstract in many ways. Sometimes it can just look really dumb and very funny, I enjoy both." - Fake Morgan Freeman
 HackMD
