A virtual production studio in Wakefield was used to film a Red Bull Racing Formula 1 video under top secret conditions earlier this year, it has been revealed.
Michael McKenna CEO & Director of VP at Final Pixel, said: “Virtual Production was the perfect solution here because it allowed us to do things with the car and show it in a way that otherwise would have been totally unachievable.
"The technological advancements that we have built a business out of pursuing made the impossible possible. It is Final Pixel’s mission to open this opportunity up to the many brands and storytellers that will benefit from this craft.’’Advertisement
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