Immersive performance environment: A framework for facilitating an actor in virtual production
Joel Bennett · Queensland University of Technology · 2020
Virtual Production is a relatively new concept that covers a broad selection of production approaches focused on combining physical and virtual content together in real-time. However, Virtual Production currently has perceptual limitations that impact on an actor's understanding of the virtual environment during a performance. This study explored various approaches to address this limited perceptual experience by minimising an actor's responsibility for the systems found in Virtual Production. The findings of the study led to the creation of a conceptual framework that can be used to facilitate an actor's perceptual experience of a virtual environment during a performance.