Professionals in 3d tracking and matchmoving

Camera tracking (3D tracking) is a process of video analysis that recreates camera movement in 3D space, and obtains the location of objects in the scene through point clouds.
The 3D camera motion allows you to correctly composite 3D elements over your 2D footage on a post-production.

Matchmoving (matchmove) is the process of recreating elements in 3D space so that they exactly repeat the position of objects in the original footage.
We can also match your computer generated elements into live-action footage.
Camera tracking is the first stage of Matchmoving.

Object tracking (geometry tracking) is an analyzing movement/deformation of an object in the video and transferring its trajectory to 3D space.
Depending on your goals we will track the camera relative to a static object, track the motion of the object relative to a static camera or track the motion of the object relative to a moving camera.

Rotomation is the process of manually animating a 3D model, frame by frame, over an object or character in footage to accurately replicate movements, match contours, and reproduce the deformations of skin, fabric, and other surfaces.
This process is essential for creating 3D scenes, as it enables the integration of particle simulations, depth, space, shadows, and full integration of CG elements with live-action footage.

Layout (blocking) is the process of preparing a 3D scene, which includes:
    - complete reconstruction of the scene or its key elements
    - scaling and orientation of the scene in 3D space
    - scene/project setup (render resolution, overscan, pixel aspect, frame numbering and fps)
    - retime adjustments
    - adding elements and objects provided by other departments
    - merging several cameras into one scene

On-set VFX supervising is a shootings technical control, as well as a series of actions aimed at optimizing the further CG production.
The On-set supervisor's tasks include collecting a variety of information such as:
    - camera and lens data
    - distortion grids shootings
    - maintaining VFX sheets
    - scene measurement
    - HDRI and color checker photography
    - reference photo and video
    - shooting and creating photogrammetry
    - setting up stands and markers for camera tracking
    - control of green/bluescreen lighting
    - glare and reflection controlling
    - avoiding unwanted objects in the frame, etc.

High-quality On-set supervisor work speeds up and simplifies CG production work, making it more predictable and controllable

Working together with the director, DoP, producer and VFX supervisor, we are happy to dive into all the aspects of the shooting process and help you develop the best technical solutions that will drastically save time in post-production.

Photogrammetry (photoscan) is the process of creating a 3D model from still photos.
Photogrammetry helps to create proxy models for better camera tracking, layout and other CG department purposes.