Virtual Production at Murray HilI Studios

The COVID-19 pandemic revolutionized television production, forcing an overnight shift to remote or "virtual" technologies. Physical distancing made traditional on-site production difficult, leading to the widespread use of platforms like Skype, Zoom, WebEx, StreamYard, and Vmix – just to name a few! Talent and crew could now contribute from their home or office, reducing the need for on-site presence. This decentralized approach minimized studio crew requirements, improved efficiency, cut travel costs, and lowered carbon footprints. Recent technological advancements have enabled even more ease and efficiency – as well as higher quality – in these workflows and techniques. A “Virtual Roundtable Discussion,” is an example of this format where we integrate multiple talent/presenters from locations all of the world, to create a professional, graphics-rich event. Contact us for more details!

A woman sitting in a beautiful living room. Her image is in a frame showing the branding for the Amazon Prime TV program, "On a Wing and a Prayer.

A branded image graphic frame with one woman in each of the 3 frames. The frame had artwork and branding for the Nickelodeon TV program, Monster High."

One woman and one man overlaying the branded background. The frame has artwork and branding for the feature film, "True to the Game 3."

A branded red, gold, and green graphic background with 5 webcam images of 1 person each, overlaying. Text on the image says "Great American Christmas After Show Party."

2 webcam images- 1 man in each image, overlayed onto a dark blue graphic background. Words on the screen say, "China Town Hall, Local Connections, National Reflections" and "National Committee on U.S. China Relations."